reloader

English

Etymology

From reload +‎ -er.

Noun

reloader (plural reloaders)

1. One who reloads.
   • a. 1947, James Willard Schultz, "The Peril of Lone Man", Why Gone Those Times?: Blackfoot Tales (1974)

     He is a fine shot on horseback and a very quick reloader.

2. (firearms) A shooter who makes their own ammunition from separately purchased components.
3. (firearms) The equipment used by such a shooter, particularly a levered press used to force the components together.
4. (firearms, uncommon) a speedloader.