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Which of the following is the only safe propellant to use in a muzzleloader?
Modern smokeless powder generates much higher pressures than black powder and can cause a muzzleloader to explode. Only black powder or approved substitutes (e.
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Question: Which of the following is the only safe propellant to use in a muzzleloader?
Answer options:
- Smokeless powder ✅ Black powder or a recognized black powder substitute
- Cordite
- Propellant used in high-velocity .30-06 cartridges
Correct answer: Black powder or a recognized black powder substitute
Explanation: Modern smokeless powder generates much higher pressures than black powder and can cause a muzzleloader to explode. Only black powder or approved substitutes (e.g., Pyrodex) should be used.
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