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About LinkBackssoak it with a penetrating oil. then stick it in a vise block and give it a light tap with a punch. Never have had one stick myself in all y years of owning AR's Has it rusted ?? You couldalso try to turn the buffer 45 degs might help it slip past the retainer, mine do anway
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