Canadian Firearms Practice · Question
Regarding a bolt-action rifle, what is the 'extractor' used for?
The extractor is a hook-like device on the bolt head that grips the rim of the cartridge to pull it out of the chamber.
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Question: Regarding a bolt-action rifle, what is the 'extractor' used for?
Answer options:
- To push the cartridge into the chamber. ✅ To pull the spent casing out of the chamber.
- To ignite the primer.
- To lock the bolt into the receiver.
Correct answer: To pull the spent casing out of the chamber.
Explanation: The extractor is a hook-like device on the bolt head that grips the rim of the cartridge to pull it out of the chamber.
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