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What does the term 'muzzleloader' refer to?

A firearm that is loaded from the rear

A firearm that is loaded from the muzzle end

A muzzleloader is a type of firearm that is loaded from the muzzle end, where the bullet and gunpowder are inserted. This option is correct because it accurately describes the meaning of the term 'muzzleloader'. While option A is partially correct in that the muzzle end is where the gun is loaded, it is not a complete definition as it does not specify how the loading process occurs. Option C is incorrect because a built-in silencer is not a defining feature of a muzzleloader. Option D is also incorrect as muzzleloaders are not typically designed for rapid fire, as their loading process takes longer than that of other firearms.

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A firearm with a built-in silencer

A firearm designed for rapid fire

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