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About LinkBacksWatch the sensitivety setting , as I think you have 1-11 settings , with 1 being the least sensitive , and 11 being very sensitive , I think 2 is the normal setting for jacketed rifle bullets , I have used 9 on lead rimfire bullets , as you need it more sensitive for non-jacketed .
make sure you put the rubber v-block touching the barrel & not the black plastic v blocks .
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