Drew L Goodlin

Title: Drew L. Goodlin and His Muzzleloader Invention.

Introduction

Drew L. Goodlin is an inventor associated with Isanti, Minnesota, United States. His patent work includes an invention concerning a muzzleloader power cell with a primer.

Latest Patents

Goodlin is credited with 1 patent: “Muzzleloader power cell with primer.” The invention describes a muzzleloader system using a prepackaged propellant charge, primer, and receptacle. Its propellant containment vessel can be separate from the primer and projectile before assembly, and the system may be designed to accept only specifically configured vessels.

The vessel may have a body with a forward opening, a propellant charge inside, and a cap crimped into its mouth to seal the opening. Its closed end can form a receptacle for the primer. The receptacle is shallower than the primer’s height, allowing the primer to extend beyond the vessel when inserted. The described muzzleloader may also use rear loading and a constriction forward of the breech chamber.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights Goodlin’s contribution to muzzleloader design, particularly the packaging and assembly of the propellant charge and primer. The disclosed configuration addresses how these components are contained and positioned within a compatible firearm system.

Collaborations

Goodlin’s listed coworkers include Adam J. Moser and Bryan P. Peterson. Their names provide context for the professional associations connected with his patent work.

Conclusion

Drew L. Goodlin’s patent focuses on a specialized muzzleloader power cell that integrates a sealed propellant vessel with a primer receptacle and a compatible loading system.