Easy Overview of Automatic Shotgun
Shotguns come in a variety of forms and can use several types of ammunition, including small pellets and slugs. Shotguns can be single or double barrel. There are hand loaded shotguns as well as semi automatic shotguns and automatic shotguns.
Semi automatic shotguns and automatic shotguns are very similar. The difference between the two lies in the trigger. Automatic shotguns require the shooter to pull the trigger one time and the gun continues to fire as long as the trigger is held down. However, semi automatic shotguns require that the shooter continue to pull the trigger. In both cases, the guns are self loading and continue to pull ammunition until there is non left or until the shooter releases the trigger.
Both semi automatic shotguns and automatic shotguns generally include ammunition magazine which is automatically loaded as the force of gas propels the ammunition through the barrel of the gun.
In the United States, automatic shotguns and semi automatic shotguns are often utilized for military purposes. These guns are often compared to assault rifles but and can be used in their place for certain types of battle and scenarios. The military has a myriad of weapons, each with a specific purpose and for certain scenarios. For example, semi automatic shotguns and automatic shotguns may be used in close battle situations, as to provide fast and accurate shooting ability. The public does not have access to these guns for the very reasons that the military uses them, they are deadly accurate.
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