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About LinkBacksIt's a can of worms you don't want to open. Nobody has specified what is considered a flash hider in the arms act. Is it based on appearance alone, or is it based on funtionality? Because some devices look like flash hiders and do indeed suppress muzzle flash, but aren't flash hiders. Let sleeping dogs lie.
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