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About LinkBacksused to work well with my 308 but with 168 zerod 100 130ttsx were two inches high, point and shoot to 300 and dial the amax for longer.
Unfortunately for me my 30-284 puts them to vastly different POI
Will probably try 150gmx at some stage as I think it will push them fast enough to work well and hopefully have similar POI.
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28-11-2014, 11:00 AM #22Almost literate.
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