Kevin Frankie took this magnificent 175-pound field dressed whitetail in Livington County, New York on Decemeber 12, 2009 with his MDM Buckwacka. The buck green scored at 145 B&C. Says Kevin, "Thanks MDM for a great shooting weapon."

Craig Sanborn, President of MDM Muzzleloaders (left). and Greg Gehrig of K&G Lodge in Oswego, New York and Greg's buffalo taken with an MDM Thumbhole .50 caliber Muzzleloader and a 325 Dyno-Core Magnum Bullet.

Richard Ouellette of Biddeford, Maine and his first spring turkey. The jake was taken with an MDM Tomwacka loaded with 90-grains of #7 tungsten shot.

Gauge finished this turkey saturday morning with the MDM weighed 16lbs 10.5 beard 1' spurs

Ed - 20#   9.75 inch beard taken at 29 yards.

Australia shot this fine Quebec Labrador Caribou using the MDM Muzzleloader and the Dyno-Core Bullet!

Diane Raychard, wife of MDM Pro Staffer Al Raychard and her first whitetail taken with a QuicShooter Magnum loaded with the 222-grain Dyno-Core Premium Bullet.

MDM Pro Staffer Al Raychard and a Newfoundland bear taken in June of 2007. Al's bear was the first ever taken with MDM's new 285-grain non-lead PowerCore Bullet

Gun writer, author, and inventor of the Bullet Test Tube, Richard Mann, and an exotic ram taken with an MDM Buckwacka.

Jeff Young of Heartland Magazine and a wild hog taken with an MDM Buckwacka.

Outdoor writer Dave Ehrig took this Pennsylvania "bobbler" using a MDM QuicShooter and MDM TomWacka barrel.

Pro Staffer Al Raychard and a spring gobbler taken in Maine with a MDM QuicShooter muzzleloader equipped with a 12- gauge MDM TomWacka turkey barrel.

Diane Raychard, wife of MDM Pro Staffer Al Raychard, and her first Quebec black bear, taken with a .50-caliber QuicShooter and a 265-grain Dyno-Core Magnum Bullet.

Craig Sanborn (Left) of MDM Muzzleloaders and Pro Staffer Al Raychard with Al's wild bore. Al used a 265-grain Dyno-Core Magnum Bullet.

Lanee shot this 14.5 lb. 3.5" beard Jake.

Although the turkeys are still ahead, having outwitted us many more times than we have outwitted them this season, I finally found my very “special” turkey (“special” as in the Olympics, that is). The MDM performed flawlessly (as it always does) and dropped him in his tracks at about 32 yards with 50 grains of powder. It was a thing of beauty!    Angela