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About LinkBacksIf you haven't a recoil stop pin on your rear mount you may have to drill and tap a reasonable sized hex head screw or even a grub screw, cut to the appropriate length, in the rail behind the rear mount.
Better off getting the proper mounts if you can find some.
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