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D.J, I've used the drill auger combo tor several seasons and it workes fine. I use a DeWalt drill with hi- low speed, have to use low speed, it does a good job. Once you get over foot of ice it kills my batteries quick, I carry four batteries. The new batteries may hold up better. Good luck. O I use a six auger.

Took a ride up to Ibay this afternoon,open water from the north end boat launch to the first set of channel markers. One trailer in parking lot, I think it was a duck hunter. Theres open water from the south end up to the first parking lot at the bottom of the hill. No one on the ice at north bay.

Hey Fishless, I had one installed last April, and have been shooting bow and gun,no trouble. Maybe you should lesson to your doctor. Give it a chance to heal.

DaveF, check with a Nikon dealer you might be able too have it repaired for $40-50 bucks or free.I have a old Redfeild 2.5 around forty years, after about twenty years I sent it back for a rebuild, they did it free, about three years ago I had it done again, cost $40 bucks.

I've heard a lot of good reports about Blackhorn and I will give it a try but not this season. I want to burn up the 777 I've got. DaveF. It sounds to me like you should send your scope in for repares or get a new one. The Blackhorn mite have given you what you wanted,but after the season take it out and see if you can ajust the scope up and down and left to right. I'm thinking you have a problem with it. Good luck abd be safe. Mike.

pap. the first season I used BP I was shooting a TC renagade 50cal. with doubble set triggers patch and ball.no scope. My son pushed a nice 7pt. to me and I broke his back, I quickly reloaded I set the first trigger and started to come down on the deer and touched the other trigger and shot up in the air. I reload and finished him off. It was a learning thing. .

I found an easy way to remove the old primer, I got a telescopeing magnet,it pulls the primer out without any fooling around. Try it you'll like it. Mike.

Well it appears my post was not very clear. My question is do you have to manually have to remove the spent primer by hand on all the in line BP guns. It seems to me it would be a pain in the a-- to remove the old primer at the end of the season to reload in a foot of snow and the temp. down around 10degs. and the scope in the way. Four you that asked I shoot 223 gr.power belts with 100gr.of triple seven and its a 45 cal. gun. I don't like the sabits,its hard to get the first round in with a clean barrel. thats fine at the range but not in the woods. I hope this clears things up. . mike.

My son gave me a CVA Kodak Mag. with a two to seven scope two years ago. I took it to the range to site it in, the first thing I learned was the spent primer had two be removed manually,the scope was bore sighted so I took a shoot at twenty yds,right on, moved out to 50yds and took an other shot, it was about five ins. high and two ins. to the right. I reloaded and couldn't close the breach. I packed up and went home, I pulled the barrel off and found the spent primer had fallen inside the breach and was keeping it from closeing.I solved the problem by useing a pocket magnet to remove the primer. Are all the in lines the same? Thanks. Mike.

Thanks guys for the interesting replies, pros. and cons. Mower, hope you get to retire soon. .

SORRY ABOUT THAT.

I just spent a week in Hector and saw signs all over Ban LPG. We asked about it nobody seemed to know much about it. what I did hear was some one wants to put LP. under Seneca lake. Whats the story on that?

Luke 510 We were out there also , thought I saw a boat like yours but you never got close enough to see you. We kept 30-40 , our best bite was on the east side off the chanel makers.Cought a bunch of dinks but enought 10=11 inchers to keep us there. .

Wanted gooseneck fifth wheel adapter.

I'm sorry to say this but you waste a lot of meat.

Last tues. it was 64 deg.

Way to go Hank, Happy Birthday Buddy. By the way Hank I stopped having birthdays so you can catch up with me. . Mike.

Right on Mortigan, I've been shooting there for while and you can't beat it to get ready for the big day.