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About LinkBacksawesome guys. thanks for all replies. i am thinking initially making 9mm round as it's the cheapest CF available, followed by 45ACP, 38 super, 40 and 10mm (and their variants) as they are rimmed and use "same" mags. rimless coming second, like 357, 44, etc... let's see how things go. probably I know the answer but would it be nicer to offer the complete rifle or let customers choose barrels, mags, stocks?
again, any info/critics will be recorded.
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mfg
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