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'''Small arms''' are [[firearm]]s intended to be carried and used by a single person, such as a [[handgun]

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A '''pistol''' or '''handgun''' is a small [[firearm]] designed to be held in one hand, perhaps braced with a second hand but no

...guncotton is actually a specific nitrocellulose grade most widely used in firearm propellants, both for small arms and artillery. It is the first ingredient

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The term is also used to refer to a single firing of a firearm, and as a measure of alcoholic beverages (e.g., a "shot" of [[tequila]]).

A firearm that can shoot pistol cartridges in [[full-automatic]] mode, the '''submach

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...tions. He interpreted that "armed" meant that the individual had to have a firearm, but it didn't say anything about ammunition. After the foot incident, one

...trated that the aiming computer of theTrackingPoint XS1 [[precision guided firearm]] was vulnerable to third party hacking.]]

...an airgun. In some areas, publicly brandishing an airgun that looks like a firearm is illegal.

{{main|Firearm}} ...pressure]] to propel a bullet, but not enough to destroy the barrel of the firearm.

A '''machine gun''' is a firearm that is designed to be fired in full-automatic (military)|full-automatic mo

...ill surely include international monitoring and control of every aspect of firearm commerce and ownership in the United States. <ref name=NRA-2010-02>{{citati

...2011, she was shot through the head by a gunman using a legally-purchased firearm.<ref>''Huffington Post'': '[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/08/gabrie

...ill surely include international monitoring and control of every aspect of firearm commerce and ownership in the United States. <ref name=NRA-2010-02>{{citati

A '''revolver''' is a multishot [[firearm]], usually a [[pistol]], in which the rounds are held in a revolving cylind