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About LinkBacksGuess it depends on what you intend. I supressed my 223 when I used to do pest control work, and I might shoot 5_6 rounds rapidly. It was not unusual to do 100plus rounds a weekend. My other rifles are left bare. The can is muzzle forward and does look a bit funny but ive got used to the rifle with it on so keep it. Accuracy actually improved when i got it supressed because the crown got recut. If i want a bomb up with my other guns, earmuffs is the answer.
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