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Which action type commonly ejects the spent case out the ejection port when the bolt or slide is cycled rearward?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Action types' and 'Ejection' sections: When the bolt or slide moves rearward (common to bolt-action and semi-automatic), the extractor
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Question: Which action type commonly ejects the spent case out the ejection port when the bolt or slide is cycled rearward?
Answer options: ✅ Bolt-action and semi-automatic firearms
- Break-action firearms only
- All lever-action firearms always eject through an ejection port
- Tube-magazine firearms cannot eject spent cases
Correct answer: Bolt-action and semi-automatic firearms
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Action types' and 'Ejection' sections: When the bolt or slide moves rearward (common to bolt-action and semi-automatic), the extractor pulls the case from the chamber and the ejector forces it out the ejection port. Break actions expose chambers rather than eject through a port.
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