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A firearm that is designed to be fired by the energy of the explosive in a cartridge and is capable of firing more than one shot with a single pull of the trigger is:
An automatic firearm continues to fire projectiles as long as the trigger is held down (until ammunition is exhausted).
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Question: A firearm that is designed to be fired by the energy of the explosive in a cartridge and is capable of firing more than one shot with a single pull of the trigger is:
Answer options:
- A semi-automatic ✅ An automatic
- A double-action
- A repeater
Correct answer: An automatic
Explanation: An automatic firearm continues to fire projectiles as long as the trigger is held down (until ammunition is exhausted).
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