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About LinkBacksWhen it comes to triggers I'd only be letting the qualified guy look at it. They see hundreds of em and are more likely to spot undue wear.
I'd say the reason savage didnt seem too helpful is because you might have put them in a high risk situation. If they agree to help you and they fail to see any other 'mods' then they are still liable for anything that happens afterwards.
Trouble is - most of us like to tinker haha.
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