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About LinkBacksStainless steel and plastic/carbon fibre is very functional but lacks atmosphere (couldn't think of a better word) of blued steel and walnut. I took my Mauser 9.3x62 on my week long sika hunt rather than my suppressed 708 for that reason.
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