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Which action type typically allows the shooter to load multiple rounds into a magazine and fire several times without manually cycling the action between shots?
CFSC Student Handbook — 'Semi-automatic' section: Semi-automatic firearms automatically cycle the next round each time the trigger is pulled (one shot per pull)
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Question: Which action type typically allows the shooter to load multiple rounds into a magazine and fire several times without manually cycling the action between shots?
Answer options: ✅ Semi-automatic
- Single-shot break-action
- Bolt-action without detachable magazine
- Single-shot muzzleloader
Correct answer: Semi-automatic
Explanation: CFSC Student Handbook — 'Semi-automatic' section: Semi-automatic firearms automatically cycle the next round each time the trigger is pulled (one shot per pull) without manual cycling between shots, whereas single-shot or manually cycled actions require manual operation between shots.
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