"Not go through the reload process"????

If you never fired a cap & ball revolver (which is all that is).................you've not seen reloading yet. Fire 6 shoots, wipe down the cylinder, run a clean patch thru all six holes, then pour in a 25 to 30gr powder charge in each hole, add a lubed wad, press in a ball into each hole with the loading lever, clean off the shaved-off rings of lead left from pressing in the balls, add a paste lube over the balls, cap the nipples, NOW you can fire 6 more shots and start the whole process over again. Now if you buy extra cylinders, you can just swap cylinders until all your rounds are fired. And reload all of them at one time and start again. They DO have a tool for reloading the cylinders OFF of the gun and they would make loading this particular firearm MUCH easier.

They are unique looking guns but not worth that price. And they are shoot like a shouldered pistol, not a rifle - if you put your left hand up on the barrel to support a shoot, be prepared to burn off a fingerprint or too.