reloader
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- noun
- /rɪˈloʊdər/
- Jargon
:
recargador
- And there, more gun training simply makes the shooter a better reloader.
Examples
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Added a reloader, and if we get enough time, I'll be adding a little bullet casting setup.
Blog text (8) -
The civilian reloaders would pay more for the unshredded ready reloadable brass, and it would cost more to shred it, but in order to hurt the ammo industry, he issued a regulation to cost the US government more money coming and going.
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A skilled reloader can significantly reduce the cost of ammunition by preparing their own cartridges.
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Many experienced hunters prefer using a reloader to customize their ammunition for better accuracy.
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In his workshop, he spent hours testing different bullet types as a dedicated reloader.
Synonyms
A person who makes or reloads ammunition by hand instead of buying it
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Morphology
Etymology
Reloader comes from the parts re- and load, where re- means 'again' and load means 'to put in'. That is why a shooting reloader is a person or tool that fills ammunition cases again so they can be used one more time.