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About LinkBacksI have one that I think has wonky action screws or wonky stock. It shoots like a laser though so I prefer to live with the fact rather than interfere with accuracy of this nature. These guns are a bit agricultural when you operate the bolt, but they mean business, are made to be used and mine hasn’t missed yet. It has fallen with me down a cliff, into a creek and under water, and has broken my fall a few times too. Every time I thought it would need re-zero, it hasn’t yet.
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