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MORA OR LAZER 6 " HAND AUGER ??


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HI ALL,
IM IN UPSTATE NEW YORK (OSWEGO,NY) AND HAVE A QUESTION ON HAND AUGERS. I CANT AFFORD A GAS AUGER AT THIS TIME , SO IM BUYING A STRIKEMASTER HAND AUGER AND HAVE TO DECIDE ON EITHER THE MORA OR THE LAZER. ANY EXPIRENCE OR SUGGESTIONS APPRECIATED.FLAG!!!

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Thank you all for the info, I'v bought the lazer 6" and cant wait for ice to try it out . bought the 6" as that was the only choice either a mora 6" or lazer 6" in stock at Wal- mart.Flag!!!
P.S. Will you guys send some of that ice my way Please?

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I had a Mora and a friend of mine showed up with a Lazer - I never touched a Mora again. The extra money doesn't even come close to now much better the Lazer is! You'll spend the "extra" money when you throw the Mora away anyway.

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Get the 6". Unless you plan on catching huge fish all the time you are much better off with the 6". I have a 5" that I have used in town. I have also used an 8" and a 10". I would never buy a 10" again I never got through the ice. Keep things easy and make your fishing enjoyable. Also you can drill overlapping holes to land those bigger ones anyways.

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BBF
I wouldn't go any larger than a 6". For every inch in diamter you increase in size, it takes twice as much energy to drill a hole. Well maybe not twice as much, but it is more work and you will have to get your blades sharpened more often. I have a 7" and wish I would have bought a 6" or maybe even a 5"---although a 5" may get a little small when using a vexilar.

good fishing

mike

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