A few buddies of mine go to the one in KY every year. I haven't made it yet but it is on my list of trips to make.

Shaw is the pillow fire guy!

Shhhhhh...

:unsure:

Why don't they just wear clothes. KY is so slippery! :p:

And really, isn't the barrel of the gun kinda nice and smoothy-slippery anyway? You wouldn't think they'd have that much trouble. Should be easier than the thing the nug is a substitute for.

Have we considered the Raging Judge Magnum yet?
I can see uses for this. If I were hiking in country with bears or other large predators, having the 3" version ready to hand, perhaps with the first chamber empty for extra safety, could be a good idea.
Although the lady in the first pic is smiling in a way that suggests she has an alternate use for it, that may or may not involve KY.

That looks like a handful...of AWESOME!!!

Sounds like that mofo would kick so hard it would break your wrist, but I guess that beats getting eaten by a bear.

Wouldn't be able to do much practicing with it, then. :eyebrow:

Like Atomic Bombs, you don't have to. ;)

A Decidedly UNCOOL Weapon
 

Several pics, but, alas, no backstory. Check this out.:eek:

WARNING: Last few pics are a little on the gruesome side. Might not be SFW.

I saw that the other day and it confused me. Obviously he used smokeless powder instead of Black Powder, but why does a muzzle loader have a bolt? Cleaning?

That particular muzzleloader is designed specifically for smokeless powder. My guess is he used the same amount of smokeless as he would have used black powder. A very large difference. The bolt is for placing the 209 shotgun primer (instead of a percussion cap or flint) behind the powder charge.

Yeah, that's what I meant. :smack:
Didn't know that, I don't mess with muzzies at all.

But why do they give the info at the bottom right for blackpowder as well, or am I reading it wrong?