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About LinkBacksAs I said , WITH this scope , ( MST-100 ) , you have NO choice in the way you do the zeroing .
Its not too bad , as along as you have the means to keep the rifle in position , ie sand bags & bipod etc , IT is very different to what most are sue to however .
And IF you did not pickup on IT , I'm Loving IT !!!!!
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