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About LinkBacksYip serious coin - I sold my Harris to help fund one. Ive got the Atlas with quick release sitting on my bench for when I get a chance to sort out mounting the rail. I love how fast you can snap the bipod on / off the rail with the flick of a lever. I think it's going to be very practical on a hunting rifle.
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27-09-2012, 10:18 AM #22Member
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