Question: Which of the following is a characteristic of a flintlock muzzleloader?

Answer: When the trigger is pulled the hammer causes the flint to strike the frizzen, creating a shower of sparks

Question: Where is the touch hole on this flintlock muzzleloader?

Answer: D

Question: How can a hunter tell whether the bullet in a muzzleloader is properly seated?

Answer: The mark on the ramrod will line up with the muzzle

Question: Which of the following describes the best way to remove a stuck projectile from a muzzleloader?

Answer: Point the muzzle in a safe direction and use a CO2 bullet discharger to force the bullet out of the barrel

Question: Which of the following is an example of ammunition designed to be used with a muzzleloading firearm?

Answer:

Question: When choosing the projectile to use in a muzzleloader, what factors should the safe hunter take into consideration?

Answer: The game being hunted and the manufacturer's recommendations

Question: Which tool should always be used to get the projectile started down the barrel?

Answer: a bulletstarter (D)

Question: When loading your muzzleloading firearm, why is it important to eliminate any air space between the projectile and the powder charge?

Answer: An air space can create a dangerous pressure build-up

Question: When using muzzleloading firearms Fg, FFg, FFFg and FFFFg are examples of what?

Answer: Different granulation sizes of black powder

Question: Where is the hammer located on this muzzleloading firearm?

Answer: (inline)