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Where is the 'chamber' of a typical bolt-action rifle located?
The chamber is the part of the barrel where the cartridge is seated for firing.
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Question: Where is the 'chamber' of a typical bolt-action rifle located?
Answer options:
- In the magazine. ✅ At the rear of the barrel.
- Inside the bolt.
- Attached to the muzzle.
Correct answer: At the rear of the barrel.
Explanation: The chamber is the part of the barrel where the cartridge is seated for firing.
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