Sentence examples for a firearms range from inspiring English sources

He said he had no inkling that Mr. Tsarnaev had driven several times from his home in Cambridge, Mass., to New Hampshire to buy fireworks for the explosive powder used in the bombs or to shoot at a firearms range in Manchester — let alone that he would attack the marathon.

To further dissuade prospectors, Mr. Griesbach had part of his land registered as a private firearms range with the federal government and posted suitably frightening signs saying, in effect, that anyone wandering on his land was in danger of being shot.

Since March a group of protesters have been guarding the entrance to the Volodarsky salt mine, which holds an underground collection of at least a million firearms ranging from first world war heavy machine guns to Soviet-era Kalashnikovs.

Estimates of the number of illegal firearms range from 500,000 to 4 million.

Firearms range from handguns to shotguns, submachine guns and rifles.

However, the estimated range of defensive uses of firearms ranged from 108,000 to more than three million.

Falwell said the project will result in one of the most expansive firearms ranges on any U.S. college campus.

Tannerite is made by combining ammonium nitrate and aluminum powder, is frequently used in exploding targets at firearms ranges and has rarely been used in improvised explosive devices in the United States.

The percent of people living in homes with firearms ranged widely, from 8%to63%3%.

He bought the weapon at Shooter's Choice, a firearms showroom and gun range in West Columbia, South Carolina, NBC News reported.

Ronald Scott, a firearms safety expert, said most shooting ranges have an age limit and strict safety rules when teaching children to shoot.