muzzle loader
muzzleloader

In 1862 the government decided to stop ordering the new gun and return to muzzle loaders.

These proved unsatisfactory and a return was made to muzzle loaders.

It might have been David Cooper, with a muzzle loader.

Muzzle loaders, made out of pipe, powered by compressed air.

Muzzle loaders take more time to aim than machine guns."

It is about "years long gone by when the muzzle loader, with all its drawbacks, was the chief weapon in use."

Terrific was the blast from the old muzzle loader.

"I thought this was a muzzle loader," Stoddard said.

He had five muzzle loaders marked and loaded.

And now he saw also well-developed muzzle loaders.

These are typically used by hunters during hunting seasons specifically for black powder muzzle loaders.

You know that fearsome muzzle loader of Uncle's?

Her muzzle loaders had a much slower rate of fire thanhis own guns.

However, the deal fell through when it was realised that the weapons offered were obsolete flintlocks and muzzle loaders.

Breech loading, and sometimes rifled, guns have obvious attractions over muzzle loaders.

Or enough muzzle loader cannon, either.

At that time a radical change was introduced in firearms: the newly developed breech-loader replaced the traditional muzzle loader.

York Redoubt has many examples of the rifled muzzle loader cannon from the 1870s period.

A bow and arrow and flintlock muzzle loader only hunting area is located in the park.

But only large-caliber muzzle loaders and shotguns firing rifled slugs will be allowed.

It hurtled across the 20-foot opening in two jumps and was out of sight before I could haul back the hammers on my muzzle loader.

Her guns were reduced from eleven to three; one 7.5-ton muzzle loader and two 40-pounder Armstrong breech loaders.

"My youngest child was with me when he was 2 months old and I shot a deer with a muzzle loader," he said.

But muzzle loaders?

Suddenly the Smith & Wesson in his right hand felt about as potent as a muzzle loader.