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Which part of a firearm commonly contains the rifling that imparts spin to stabilize a projectile?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Barrel and rifling' section: Rifling grooves and lands are cut into the barrel's bore to impart spin on the projectile; stocks and trig
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Question: Which part of a firearm commonly contains the rifling that imparts spin to stabilize a projectile?
Answer options: ✅ Barrel
- Stock comb
- Trigger guard
- Magazine floorplate
Correct answer: Barrel
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Barrel and rifling' section: Rifling grooves and lands are cut into the barrel's bore to impart spin on the projectile; stocks and trigger guards do not contain rifling.
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