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About LinkBacksI'm not using one on my target gun (and it is incidentally shooting better than any suppressed gun I've ever shot with).
They are nicer to shoot with but the experts tell me there is a certain risk with threading, that you can get a reduction in accuracy (precision)
-So, on my gun, no. On yours? Yes, go right ahead haha.
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