The phrase "a large gun" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I saw a police officer carrying a large gun."
(A large gun is aimed at a small puppy).
Syms was a partner in Blunt & Syms, a large gun maker and dealer.
Higgins' weapons-spotting eye is immediately drawn to two tubes next to a large gun.
A soldier with a large gun is sitting on the roof above the crowd.
His second game for Epic, released a year later, featured what he calls a "Rambo rabbit" named Jazz, who carried a large gun and hunted frenetically for intergalactic treasure.
The father was apparently a heavy drinker with a large gun collection and authorities had made several previous trips to the home, according to the New York Daily News.
It's a large gun-like apparatus that uses compressed air to launch a golf ball up to 300 yards.
But all you will find to cover it with is a large Guns N' Roses lithograph.
To remedy this, the IIF version of the tank was equipped with a larger gun and thicker armour, but its combat performance in Russia and North Africa was disappointing, partly because its six-cylinder engine could not cope with the tank's increased weight.
However, it certainly points to a larger gun issue we have in our country.
A large artillery gun, painted in the national green, white and blue colours, sits in the centre of a roundabout.
