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Which of these describes a function of a magazine follower?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Magazine components' section: The follower is the part inside a magazine that is pushed by the spring to bring cartridges into position
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Question: Which of these describes a function of a magazine follower?
Answer options: ✅ It pushes cartridges upward (or forward) as the spring expands so the top cartridge can be fed into the chamber
- It fires the cartridge
- It secures the stock to the receiver
- It cools the barrel after firing
Correct answer: It pushes cartridges upward (or forward) as the spring expands so the top cartridge can be fed into the chamber
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Magazine components' section: The follower is the part inside a magazine that is pushed by the spring to bring cartridges into position for feeding; it does not fire cartridges or attach stocks.
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