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Which action type is characterized by the barrel or barrels hinging open for loading and unloading?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Break action' section: Break-action firearms hinge open at the breech to expose the chambers for loading and unloading, typical of many
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Question: Which action type is characterized by the barrel or barrels hinging open for loading and unloading?
Answer options: ✅ Break action
- Bolt action
- Semi-automatic
- Pump action
Correct answer: Break action
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Break action' section: Break-action firearms hinge open at the breech to expose the chambers for loading and unloading, typical of many single- or double-barrel shotguns and some rifles.
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