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About LinkBacksIt was a combination of the two. Some pistol ranges werent capable for .223. The original application by us to allow affordable B-Cat AR's for 3-gun is largely negated now anyway as you no longer need an E-Cat hand in for target shooting.Originally Posted by Beavis
MP5's might be fine though as they shoot pistol ammo. But then an MP5 that can only be used in competition is fairly useless to me.
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