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The discussed invention pertains to the accelerated loading of muzzle loading firearms. More particularly, the invention relates to a multiple chambered device for quickly and easily reloading a muzzle-loaded firearm a number of times.
There are various implements known in the prior art, which are used for the accelerated loading of muzzle loading firearms. Most of which fall into two different categories.
The first being the load carrying category, which facilitates a load carrying container, where the needed ingredients for loading the firearm is readily available, usually the powder is on one side and the projectile in the other with a petition in the middle.
The second category of loaders contain devices which carry the prepared shot ready to be transferred from the loader to the firearm. Some even inends of the tubes connected at the top of the cylindrical magazine have threads, which allow for hollow center nuts to be placed there on. The hollow center nuts allow a plastic disc of different or the same colors to be placed over the hole and then held in place as the nut is tightened over it. This forms a water resistant seal and allows the tapered end of the starting rod to easily punch through into the tube. The bottom ends of the tubes have cap-sealing ribs tapered at the ends, to fit the end of the muzzleloader barrel. This prevents the powder from spilling during loading. The cap-sealing ribs allow for a good seal when the powder sealing caps are in place. The powder sealing caps