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About LinkBacksIt's interesting to watch the hunting rifle trends over the decades. Due to the power of advertising it seems many new hunters (and some experienced ones too) have convinced themselves that you have to have a Hubble type scope weighing half a kilo or more, a suppressor and a bipod plus numerous other pieces of superfluous kit. Whatever happened to the KISS principle?
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