Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
At what point in the loading process should a muzzleloader be primed (percussion cap or flash pan powder added)?
To prevent accidental discharge, a muzzleloader must only be primed when the shooter is in a safe position and prepared to fire.
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Question: At what point in the loading process should a muzzleloader be primed (percussion cap or flash pan powder added)?
Answer options:
- Before the powder charge is poured
- Immediately after pouring the powder ✅ Only when you are at the firing line and ready to fire
- Before leaving your vehicle for the hunt
Correct answer: Only when you are at the firing line and ready to fire
Explanation: To prevent accidental discharge, a muzzleloader must only be primed when the shooter is in a safe position and prepared to fire.
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