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what is considered a loaded muzzleloader?

Posted By: Bama Bob

what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/13/16 06:47 PM

Can you keep powder and bullet in the muzzleloader when transporting if you don't have a primer in the gun? Will the game warder write you a ticket for having a loaded weapon?
Posted By: DEADorALIVE

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/13/16 07:03 PM

No primer/cap/flashpan charge = not loaded.
A loaded gun is basically in "ready to fire" condition.
Posted By: Double_Six

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/18/16 11:49 AM

Hi, I don't think so ,long as there is no cap or primer in place.
Posted By: trlrdrdave

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/18/16 12:20 PM

Originally Posted By: Bama Bob
Can you keep powder and bullet in the muzzleloader when transporting if you don't have a primer in the gun? Will the game warder write you a ticket for having a loaded weapon?


The loaded weapon is only on a WMA.
Posted By: El_Matador

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/29/16 09:17 PM

How long can you leave powder and a powerbelt in the barrel. I hit the woods this morning and left it loaded. I'll be back in the woods Thursday. Is that too long?
Posted By: WIDGEON

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/30/16 07:32 AM

Originally Posted By: El_Matador
How long can you leave powder and a powerbelt in the barrel. I hit the woods this morning and left it loaded. I'll be back in the woods Thursday. Is that too long?

No.
Posted By: trlrdrdave

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 11/30/16 07:47 AM

Nope
Posted By: mrfuzz

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 12/06/16 03:37 PM

Not too long at all.
Posted By: BhamFred

Re: what is considered a loaded muzzleloader? - 12/16/16 08:16 PM

I've left em loaded from Jan to Dec of the next year, shot just fine. Just keep it dry.
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