| Display title | Every Firearm Is Open Bolt |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Semi-automatic and automatic firearms have two main methods of operation: Open Bolt and Closed Bolt. In an open bolt system, the bolt is back when inactive and goes forward to fire then driven back to its initial position by the firing. In a closed bolt system the bolt is driven backwards, then forward. Most modern firearms, with the exception of some (sub)machine guns, are closed bolt or a hybrid as are nearly all civilian legal firearms. |