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About LinkBacksI think a 7x64 or a 280, would be less likely, to have any feeding difficulty's in that action. And are the equal of the .284 and easer to source brass.
Nice rifle those old 98 husky, ive got a 9.3x62, and had a 6.5 x55, lightweight long before, it was trendy, and nicely balanced.
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