when dealing with a front stuffer, we all take chances. I take a huge risk of flame 5 inches away from my eye when i shoot my flintlocks. I noticed you put money before life.
that seems to be the way people are these days.
"i ain't taking no chances. think about it. go hunting and come back to the family or go and never return."
Whoops i was hunting,fell, broke my leg in the middle of the wilderness where i hunt because i know, no one else will hike in this deep other than me. Sorry, but everything we do in life it taking a chance at ending up dead. Kind of like the health freaks who eat healthy, exercise and then end up dying from something stupid. Cant keep worrying about every little thing out there.
Go hunting and come back to the family or go and never return...... Ever been in a slick spot while driving to a hunting area and find you arse cheeks biting the seat as your truck is sliding to the side of the road that is a 1/4 mile drop off?
Just because the rifle uses an electric ignition doesnt mean you'll end up dead
Personally i think this is the only muzzleloader that is modern. Break opens, rolling blocks, hammer style rifles have been around since the 1800s. Todays muzzleloader makers are going BACKWARDS in time and just slightly improving old designs that worked. My inline rifle now is somewhat modern and uses a bolt. No hammer. I think hammers are out of date for todays modern muzzleloader.
