Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
A semi-automatic firearm is defined as one that:
A semi-automatic fires one round, extracts, and reloads automatically with each individual pull of the trigger.
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Question: A semi-automatic firearm is defined as one that:
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- Fires continuously as long as the trigger is held.
- Requires the shooter to manually cycle a bolt for every shot. ✅ Uses the energy of the discharge to extract the casing and chamber a new round for each trigger pull.
- Has two barrels that fire simultaneously.
Correct answer: Uses the energy of the discharge to extract the casing and chamber a new round for each trigger pull.
Explanation: A semi-automatic fires one round, extracts, and reloads automatically with each individual pull of the trigger.
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