"Single Shot" refers to a type of firearm that is designed to hold and fire only one round of ammunition at a time. After firing, the shooter must manually reload the weapon before firing again. This design is often simpler and lighter than multi-shot firearms, making it popular for hunting and target shooting. In the context of photography, "Single Shot" can also describe a mode on a camera where one image is captured with each press of the shutter button. This contrasts with continuous shooting modes, which take multiple photos in quick succession. Both uses emphasize a focused, deliberate approach to their respective activities.