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About LinkBacksYou may not NEED it depending on the kind of shooting you do. Using a heavier buffer makes a difference when shooting without an adjustable gas block. An adjustable block does more than just reduce gas in your face. You can tune your gun to get just enough gas to cycle well, which will cut felt recoil significantly, and increase the service life of your bolt. Standard gas block vs adjustable will make it feel like a different gun
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