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About LinkBacks+1 on the Limbsaver recoil pads. Big difference on my 308 but admittedly the recoil is only really a problem at the range where you shoot multiple rounds.
At the end of the day though when the big callibres speak the prey drops so you should only need to let off one shot.
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