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About LinkBacksI used one for a coupla years, live capture from a heli, and they are excellent. Both eyes open, just keep looking at the animal and the dot hovers over where you want to put it. Very easy to become proficient, easy to use, and you are looking at the animal the whole time, not having to think about crosshairs etc. Tried one on a rifle right out to 200, dot got a bit big then, but hey the bullet went exactly where it was meant to. Just make sure you pick a good one, the cheap ones are just that - cheap!
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