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Has anyone had a BWK-92 Sporter go fully automatic after chambering a round or after pulling the trigger one time?
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It's a machine and parts do fail on occassion.
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Can a 9mil handgun shoot consecutive rounds?
Yes, if it is a semi-automatic. Semi-autos will fire as fast as you can pull the trigger until the magazine is empty or until you stop pulling the trigger.
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The difference between a semi automatic and fully automatic firearm?
A semi-automatic firearm will only fire one round per trigger pull, then the trigger must be released and pulled again to fire the next round. A fully automatic firearm will fire as many rounds as it has available as long as the trigger is pulled.
How do you shoot a 40 caliber pistol?
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How is a fully-automatic firearm different from a semi-automatic firearm?
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How does an automatic weapon work?
With the advent of machinery in the 18th century, inventors were able to mechanize the process of shooting--allowing semi-automatic & automatic weapons to be developed. Most automatic weapons have the following cycle: 1- Firing (firing pin strikes primer, propellant burns forcing projectile down the barrel), 2- Extraction (spent brass casing is extracted from the chamber), 3- Ejection (spent brass casing is ejected clear of the weapon), 4- Chambering (a fresh round is fed into the weapon's chamber) The weapon cycles automatically. If only one bullet is fired per every pull of the trigger, the weapon is said to be semi-automatic. If more than one bullet is fired with every pull of the trigger, it is considered automatic.
What is the difference in an automatic and semi automatic rifle?
Automatic = pull and hold the trigger to fire multiple shots. Some guns are limited to a 3-round burst per trigger pull and some will empty the magazine. Semi-automatic = pull the trigger and fire one shot. The spent shell will be ejected and the next cartridge will be loaded into the chamber, but the trigger must be released and pulled again to fire each subsequent shot.
Which cycle begins by pulling the trigger of a shotgun rearward?
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