Which of the following types of ammunition would a magazine likely not house?

A magazine is designed primarily to store and feed ammunition types compatible with firearms, such as small arms. In this context, small arms refer to weapons that are designed for individual use, such as rifles and handguns, which utilize cartridges that can be organized within a magazine for quick access and reloading.

Bombs and missiles, although explosive, are typically not housed within a magazine intended for firearms. Instead, they are generally stored in separate facilities or containers designed specifically for their size and explosive properties. While they are types of armament similar to small arms, they serve different functions and require specialized handling and storage conditions.

Musical instruments, however, are unrelated to the concept of munitions. They do not fall under the category of ammunition that a magazine is intended to house. Thus, choosing musical instruments reflects their complete disconnect from the context of firearms and ammunition storage. The likely nature of the question is to test your understanding of ammunition types and their respective storage solutions.