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The Centuries Long History of Multi-Shot Firearms
| Program Date: | 09/24/2026 |
| Location: | |
| Program Type: | Live Video, Live Webcast, Self-Study Online, Self-Study Audio/Video |
| Topic: | Constitutional Law |
| CLE Credits: | 1.00 |
| Ethics Credits: | 0.00 |
| Sponsor: | University of Wyoming Firearms Research Center |
| Phone: | (307) 766-5262 |
| Website: | https://firearmsresearchcenter.org/ |
| Admission Restrictions: | None |
| Registration Link: | https://firearmsresearchcenter.org/events/virtual-seminar-no-21-the-centuries-long-history-of-multi-shot-firearms/ |
The Centuries Long History of Multi-Shot Firearms will explore the centuries-long history of repeating and multi-shot firearms, challenging modern assumptions about when these technologies first emerged. David Kopel will examine early examples of repeating firearm designs, including magazine-fed firearms dating to the 1600s and superposed repeaters from the 1780s capable of firing at rates comparable to modern semi-automatic firearms. The program will place these technologies within their broader historical context and consider what their development reveals about the evolution, availability, and public understanding of multi-shot firearms long before the modern era. Through an examination of historical examples and technological innovation, the seminar will provide participants with a deeper understanding of the history of repeating arms and its relevance to contemporary discussions of firearms and the Second Amendment.