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Phrases with «firearm»
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A
firearm
is a weapon that uses gunpowder or other explosive materials to shoot bullets or projectiles.
Full definition
«firearm» +
noun
training
law
regulation
manufacturer
sale
offence
purchase
safety
dealer
violence
possession
ownership
owner
maker
officer
instructor
license
death
restriction
injury
company
accessory
homicide
heiress
legislation
accident
charge
background
Adjective
+ «firearm»
illegal
prohibited
loaded
civilian
semiautomatic
certain
antique
automatic
legal
new
Verb
+ «firearm»
buy
own
firearm
... of firearms
illegal possession of firearms
unlawful possession of firearms
possession of firearms
use of firearms
sale of firearms
purchase of firearms
one's firearms
illegal firearms
to carry firearms
firearms industry
to purchase firearms
access to firearms
firearm training
prohibited firearms
firearm laws
firearm regulations
firearm manufacturers
concealed firearms
firearm offences
firearm sales
loaded firearm
firearm purchases
to possess firearms
to carry firearms in school
firearm safety
certain firearms
firearm dealers
to buy a firearm
firearm violence
civilian firearms
firearm possession
firearm ownership
other firearms
firearm owners
firearm makers
semiautomatic firearms
firearm instructor
firearm officers
firearm license
firearm deaths
firearm restrictions
to own a firearm
firearm injuries
firearm accessories
to use firearms
firearm companies
more firearms
firearm homicides
to obtain firearms
firearm heiress
legal firearms
automatic firearms
to handle firearms
antique firearms
firearm legislation
new firearms
firearm accidents
firearm charges
to steal firearms
Sentences with «firearm»
Unfortunately, with the increasing use
of firearms
in hunting, these dogs fell out of grace.
(
mypetneedsthat.com
)
Due to the widespread use of
firearms in
the period, new combat tactics have to be used.
(
gamepressure.com
)
The only difference
for firearms
dealers will be the length of time they must hold their records for, which will now be 20 years.
(
politics.co.uk
)
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