What NOT to do with a muzzleloader

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Totally avoidable, don't leave your propellant out like that. I love shooting smoke-poles and I have burned up lots of pounds of powder and never had anything like that happen.
 
They titled it wrong, the muzzleloader didn't blow up.

I have to admit I laughed but that had to hurt.
 
the old saying "you need to be smarter than the equipment you operate" applies here. i am not even a big m.l. enthusiast, but i know way better than that. it would be like pouring gasoline on a fire, with a trail coming back ten feet so you could stay safe when you light it, and then setting the can right next to where you are going to light the trail. the word "DUH" comes to mind.
 
Huh. This was one of the suggested videos along with the one skribs put up. This is perzackly what happens with mine except it breaks the wheels off:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHwKQgzRNtY&feature=player_detailpage

Mine:

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Use metal shafts for the axle and like the navy did, tie down the gun to control the recoil. Metal shafts will give the gun more mass and will help dampen the recoil.
 
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