Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
In a semi-automatic firearm, the movement of the 'slide' or 'bolt' is powered by:
Semi-automatics use the energy generated by the combustion of gunpowder to cycle the action.
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Question: In a semi-automatic firearm, the movement of the 'slide' or 'bolt' is powered by:
Answer options:
- The shooter's hand.
- A battery-operated motor. ✅ The expansion of gases or recoil from the fired cartridge.
- Gravity.
Correct answer: The expansion of gases or recoil from the fired cartridge.
Explanation: Semi-automatics use the energy generated by the combustion of gunpowder to cycle the action.
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