Guns & Weapons Quiz

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1. Which of the following mechanisms helps to prevent a gun from going off unexpectedly?

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History Of Weapons And Armor Quizzes & Trivia

Explore key aspects of firearms and military equipment in the Guns & Weapons Quiz. Dive into the specifics of portable firearms, historical tank models, less lethal ammunition, and safety mechanisms. Ideal for enthusiasts keen on understanding military technology and weapon safety.

2. Which of the following terms is sometimes used for a solid projectile, such as a bullet?

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3. Which of the following is a term for a type of self-contained shotgun ammunition?

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4. Which term refers to how quickly a firearm can firearm can fire its ammunition?

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5. A double-barreled shotgun allows how many rounds to be fired close together?

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6. What name is given to the science that deals with the workings of guns and bullets?

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7. Which element is usually found at the core of modern bullets?

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8. What term is used for firearms that can be carried by one person?

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9. What term is given to the amount of potential injury that a firearm can do?

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10. The Panther, the Tiger, and the Maus were models of tank manufactured by which country during World War II?

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11. Which of the following types of weapon is usually designed to fit in a person's pocket?

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12. Which of the following would be an example of "less lethal" ammunition?

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13. Which country developed the fighter aircraft known as the Zero?

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14. Which of the following weapons would most likely be used as a blunt weapon?

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15. What term refers to a group of soldiers all firing their guns simultaneously at the enemy?

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Which of the following mechanisms helps to prevent a gun from going...
Which of the following terms is sometimes used for a solid projectile,...
Which of the following is a term for a type of self-contained shotgun...
Which term refers to how quickly a firearm can firearm can fire its...
A double-barreled shotgun allows how many rounds to be fired close...
What name is given to the science that deals with the workings of guns...
Which element is usually found at the core of modern bullets?
What term is used for firearms that can be carried by one person?
What term is given to the amount of potential injury that a firearm...
The Panther, the Tiger, and the Maus were models of tank manufactured...
Which of the following types of weapon is usually designed to fit in a...
Which of the following would be an example of "less lethal"...
Which country developed the fighter aircraft known as the Zero?
Which of the following weapons would most likely be used as a blunt...
What term refers to a group of soldiers all firing their guns...
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