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The 13 pages that link to Muzzleloader, each with the reason it gives.

• GunpowderBroader topic: Many muzzleloaders use loose black powder as their propellant.

• Percussion capRelated: Percussion caps commonly ignite the powder charges of muzzle-loading firearms.

• MatchlockNarrower topic: Matchlock guns were muzzle-loaders, requiring powder and projectile to be loaded separately.

• Black powderBroader topic: Traditional muzzleloaders use black powder as propellant and often as part of the projectile charge.

• RifleCompared with: It offers a contrasting loading design; some muzzleloaders are rifles.

• ShotgunCompared with: Traditional muzzleloaders use a different loading and ignition sequence from modern shotguns.

• MusketNarrower topic: The musket belongs to the broader class of muzzle-loading firearms.

• Repeating firearmCompared with: It generally requires loading after each shot, unlike a repeating firearm.

• BreechloaderCompared with: It uses the opposite loading route from a breechloader.

• HandgunCompared with: Early handguns were often muzzle-loaded, unlike modern cartridge handguns.

• GunsBroader topic: It represents an older loading design that differs from most modern guns.

• History of the firearmCompared with: It contrasts with breechloading designs that accelerated reloading.

• Shotgun cartridgeCompared with: It uses separately loaded components instead of a complete shotgun cartridge.