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About LinkBackswould be great for a hunting rifle...........
all the sticks and leaves getting caught in it like a mullet net
it would need a lifter inside it, then somewhere for the belt to go when the the bullet is chambered
to embark on an effort to try make a belt fed bolt gun would be absolutely stupid
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