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About LinkBacksI agree with Happy, don't bother with the half cock (I don't believe in them anyway).
Don't bother bedding it, unless it doesn't shoot well out of the box, then look at options. Possibly look at replacing stock with a B&C or Senator aftermarket stock instead.
If you can get a better scope than the Burris Fullfield II, do it. The glass is alright in them but I have had issues with the windage/elevation adjustments on a few different ones. Plenty of good second hand Leupold, Bushnell, etc scopes floating around here and on TM.
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