Which of the following is associated with assault rifle wounds but not hunting rifle wounds?
A) Permanent cavitation
B) Multiple wounds
C) Smaller exit wounds
D) Larger exit wounds

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Assault rifles are capable of firing multiple rounds in a short amount of time, resulting in multiple wounds. Hunting rifles, on the other hand, are typically designed for more precise shooting and have a slower rate of fire, resulting in fewer wounds. Permanent cavitation and exit wound size can vary depending on the caliber of the bullet and the location of the shot, and are not exclusive to assault rifle wounds.

Which of the Following Is Associated with Assault Rifle Wounds