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84gr by weight is max for a magnum rated 50 cal . My paramount pro in 45cal shoots 112 gr by weight . I think 95 was what the book has as low for them . It's still shocking how much just a few extra grains of powder really changes a muzzleloader recoil.

Primary arms has been picked up and is going to some great kids.

The Bushnell banner2 is spoken for pending meet

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As stated blackhorn 209 is the powder of choice. It's best to weigh out the powder charges as the lines on the plastic tubes are not accurate. There is a chart for how much blackhorn by weight you can run . Blackhorn usually has it online. Any of the pellets are corrosive and require cleaning after use and specific black powder only cleaner. Blackhorn is different and standard gun cleaner can be used.209 shotgun primers are usually what make them work .Then just the bullet of your choice. Muzzleloaders. Com has everything you're gonna need.

The primary arms 22 is taken pending .

My buddy had a Polaris and seemed to have issues with the carburetor so injection and power steering are a plus. Back when I had a quad I had a Honda. Just a rancher 350 . Very basic but absolutely reliable and great on gas.

So after seeing several YouTube blips about gps trackers being installed on newer cars and trucks I thought I'd look under my dash on my 2018 ram and found a gps tracker. There wired into the obd2 port . The dealers say there not installing them so who is? I've had issues with dead batteries on hunts from not starting the truck for several days . This explains it. The Picture won't load 😒

I have no idea how many cars are affected with this issue or how many or for how long they have been putting them on but I do know it's a issue and it's getting more attention as people are finding them. You can check the web or YouTube and get your own information. I do know that it's a draw on the battery and it's always on and searching when it can't find a signal just like your hand held gps will drain batteries as it searches for a signal.

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It appears it was installed at the original dealership when the truck was new. I guess there installed on most new cars as a way to track them . Some are tied into several systems on the cars making them kinda like a gps controlled security system that the dealership tries to up sale. Even if you decline they are already installed. As Lucafu1 has stated they have a battery backup and draw from the car to charge. Mine was just a tracker and a simple two wire removal. I could see how they would drain the battery when we're out hunting as they are always on and searching for a gps signal. We might not run the truck for a week or two depending on the hunts. I've been stuck twice 20/ 30 miles in on dirt roads with dead batteries. Mine was under the dash and piggyback to the obd2 port but I did see a YouTube video of a guy with a ram truck that found it under the fuze block under the hood . They just need a ground and a constant hot lead .

Definitely a draw on batteries and it does have a backup battery and a sim card in it . It is now removed .

It's a half a$$ hacked into the obd2 setup . I would hope the dealership would do better . They denied installation

Mine will load 5 but usually jam the first 2 rounds. I did hear a rumor savage would replace them but I haven't tried. The newer mags are supposed to fix the issue.

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On the Biden side is the old man going to give up the race? It does finally sound like the 🐫 may be in .Either way Trump is polling better than them bolth.

Nice easy way to loose some cash!! Sounds and smells like a scam 🤔

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With the elk draw complete there's got to be kids needing a rifle to hunt with. Enter them to win one of the giveaway guns in the youthgungiveaway. You know they don't want to use your big boomer guns. I'm giving away a 7-08 and a 308 in this year's giveaway. It's open to all Arizona kids with a hunter safety enter at youthgungiveaway@outlook.com All lower case ^^^^^^^!!! See the contest and giveaway section for pictures and rules. It's super easy and free!!

This was after the turkey hunt no calls or decoys. During the turkey hunt we used calls but no decoys. Birds were found with in a mile or less of a water source. For a bird with a small head they see just about everything move slow and watch your camo and back drops.

Run and gun and you are probably going to have a few hunters upset. I don't think anyone likes the guy that keeps driving around looking for animals. It usually buggers up somebody's setup. Get in early and do some looking around water . Turkeys will be around a water source . They seem to make loops from one spot to another. I've got a 6a tag this fall . Here's some turkey from my dad's elk hunt last year 6a muzzleloader 20231121_081813.mp4

It's a 5 ton not sure on the seer but it's a 2 story and over 2100 sq. Probably a 15seer

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The left over list is up . There are some muzzleloader tags left .I know nothing about the units just posting there are some.