Mehrschusswaffen

Mehrschusswaffen, also known as multiple shot weapons, are firearms designed to fire more than one projectile per trigger pull. These weapons are commonly used in hunting, sport shooting, and military applications. They can be categorized into two main types: pump-action and semi-automatic.

Pump-action mehrschusswaffen are characterized by their manual cycling mechanism, which requires the user to pump the action after each shot to load the next round. This type of weapon is often used in hunting for large game due to its high capacity and power. Examples include the Mossberg 500 and the Remington 870.

Semi-automatic mehrschusswaffen, on the other hand, use a magazine-fed system to load rounds automatically. This allows for faster follow-up shots and is often preferred in competitive shooting and military scenarios. Examples include the Benelli M4 and the Mossberg 930.

Mehrschusswaffen are typically chambered in calibers that are suitable for their intended use, such as 12-gauge for hunting and 9mm for self-defense. They are known for their reliability, accuracy, and versatility, making them popular among shooters and hunters alike. However, they also require proper handling, storage, and maintenance to ensure safety and optimal performance.