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In a semi-automatic handgun, a 'failure to feed' often happens because:
In semi-automatic pistols, a weak grip can prevent the slide from cycling far enough to pick up the next round from the magazine.
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Question: In a semi-automatic handgun, a 'failure to feed' often happens because:
Answer options: ✅ The shooter is 'limp-wristing' (not providing a firm grip)
- The safety is on
- The barrel is too long
- The sights are misaligned
Correct answer: The shooter is 'limp-wristing' (not providing a firm grip)
Explanation: In semi-automatic pistols, a weak grip can prevent the slide from cycling far enough to pick up the next round from the magazine.
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