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About LinkBacksI think they have their place. I don't know why magnification should be an issue. Presumably, if you need to holdover, you'll be at maximum magnification anyway? BUT, you do need to validate where the bullet is going to end up rather than assuming 100, 200, 300 yard (or whatever) marks are spot on.
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