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About LinkBacksA tale of woe indeed XXDMCXX a great story however and funnyI can certainly relate to it, I once shot at a deer with my "tackdriver" but I had forgotten to wind the elevation back from the 500y dope, it was a tackdriver but 37 inches above the deer duh! Beaut photos. Blair.
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