What is an automatic firearm?
Q: What is an automatic firearm?
A: An automatic firearm is a type of gun that will continuously fire as long as the trigger is being pulled and there is still ammunition in the magazine.
Q: How does an automatic weapon work?
A: An automatic weapon operates by firing shots, automatically taking out the cartridge case from the chamber, blowing it out of the gun's side, and then loading a new cartridge into the chamber.
Q: What happens when the trigger is released on an automatic firearm?
A: When the trigger is released on an automatic firearm, the gun will stop firing immediately.
Q: Is an automatic firearm legal in all countries?
A: No, an automatic firearm is not legal in all countries. Some countries have more stringent gun control regulations, and automatic firearms may be banned altogether.
Q: How is an automatic firearm different from a semi-automatic firearm?
A: An automatic firearm is different from a semi-automatic firearm in that it will fire a continuous stream of bullets as long as the trigger is held down, while a semi-automatic firearm fires one bullet per trigger pull.
Q: How is an automatic firearm different from a manual firearm?
A: An automatic firearm is different from a manual firearm in that it will continue to fire as long as the trigger is pulled, while a manual firearm requires the user to manually cock or reload the gun between shots.
Q: What is the magazine in an automatic firearm?
A: The magazine in an automatic firearm is a device that holds the ammunition that will be loaded into the gun's chamber to fire.
