Traditions Palm Saver

Loading a muzzleloader is work you do by hand, every shot. The hunters who shoot well are the ones who load the same way every time.

A bare ramrod end digs into your palm. A sore hand starts cutting corners.

Pressure Off Your Palm: The wooden handle fits over the ramrod and relieves the pressure on your hand. You seat the projectile without the rod tip biting in.

Full Push, Every Load: When loading does not hurt, you do not ease up early. You press the projectile down with steady force, shot after shot.

In The Field: A deer is down the ridge and you need a second load. You slip the handle over the rod, push once, and get back on the gun.

Simple By Design: It is a wooden handle. There is nothing to adjust and nothing to fail.

A Long Day At The Range: Sighting in means many loads in a row. Your hand is still steady on the last one.

Hunters who load with care shoot with confidence.