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The Traditions Hunter Flask pairs a solid brass flask with an adjustable powder measure, giving you two of the most-used muzzleloading tools in one unit. It holds roughly 2 ounces of powder, which is plenty for a day at the range or a morning in the stand, and the brass body shrugs off the bumps and rattles that come with field use.
This is a valve-type flask, which is the safe way to charge a muzzleloader. You insert the powder measure into the valve, flip the flask upside down, press the button, and let it fill the measure. Release the button, lift the flask off, and pour that measured charge down the barrel. You're never dumping powder straight from the flask into the bore, which is exactly how it should be done. The whole motion becomes second nature after a few loads.
The built-in measure adjusts anywhere from 5 to 120 grains, so it covers light plinking loads all the way up to stout hunting charges. That range makes it easy to keep one tool for different rifles and different jobs. A lot of folks keep two of these around, one filled with black powder and one with a substitute, so switching between loads for different guns takes no effort at all.
It's built to handle black powder, Pyrodex, and Triple 7, so whatever you prefer to shoot through your sidelock or in-line, this flask has you covered. Loading is simple: unscrew the bottom cap, pour your powder into the body, then secure and tighten the cap. The all-brass construction gives it a classic look that fits right in with traditional muzzleloading gear while holding up season after season.
The adjustable measure dials in anywhere from 5 to 120 grains. That gives you room for everything from light target loads up to full hunting charges, all from one tool. It slips right into the flask's valve for quick, consistent charges.
Yes. The flask is built to handle black powder, Pyrodex, and Triple 7, so you can run whatever your muzzleloader prefers. Many folks keep two flasks on hand, one for real black powder and one for a substitute, to make swapping between guns easy.
Unscrew the bottom cap, pour your powder into the flask body, then secure and tighten the cap. The flask holds roughly 2 ounces, which is enough for a solid session. When you're ready to charge, insert the measure into the valve, flip it over, press the button to fill, and pour the measured charge into your barrel.
A valve-type flask like this one keeps the main powder supply separated from the barrel during loading. You fill the measure first, then pour only that measured charge down the bore, which is the correct and safe way to load a muzzleloader. It also keeps your charges consistent shot to shot.
| UPC | 040589133409 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | A1334 |
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