The Belton flintlock repeater, developed by Joseph Belton in the 18th century, was a groundbreaking multi-shot firearm. It featured a superimposed load design and a unique portfire mechanism on the 1786 pattern, allowing for rapid firing akin to semi-automatic action. Despite its advanced technology, including safety blowout plugs, the repeater was largely rejected due to high costs, though some were procured by the East India Company.
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