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Which action type is technically a 'repeating firearm'?
A repeater is any firearm capable of holding more than one cartridge and firing them in succession without manually reloading the magazine/chamber.
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Question: Which action type is technically a 'repeating firearm'?
Answer options:
- A single-shot break action
- A muzzleloader ✅ A pump action
- A flare gun
Correct answer: A pump action
Explanation: A repeater is any firearm capable of holding more than one cartridge and firing them in succession without manually reloading the magazine/chamber.
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