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About LinkBacksThey look awfully similar to a NULA I imported a few years back. That gun was too light if that makes sense.
I think at that price they are great value considering a kimber montana is around 2400 with no rings and no hard case - the Forbes has both. I'm tossing and turning over one in .280
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