The phrase "a range of firearms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of firearms available for sale, use, or study.
Example: "The store offers a range of firearms, including handguns, rifles, and shotguns."
Alternatives: "a variety of firearms" or "a selection of firearms".
The occupiers, and the numerous outside "patriot" militia groups, have walked around the compound openly carrying a range of firearms.
Those in the gun industry say a range of firearms have been purchased, from high-priced handguns small enough to fit inside a purse to shotguns and assault rifles that can be leaned against a wall inside a clothes closet.
In addition to a range of firearms, the game contains several gadgets, which are disguised as ordinary female fashion items.
However, they are as well equipped as any other modern security service, with a range of firearms at their disposal, including the Glock 19 pistol, and at least one variant of the Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine gun.
DENVER — After months of emotional debate, an effort to tighten gun laws in a state haunted by two mass shootings moved toward an uncertain climax on Friday as Colorado's State Senate began a marathon session on a range of new firearms restrictions.
The Journal explained that "the proposed changes to weapons now subject to strict export regulation would cover a range of goods from firearms to drones, satellites and tanks, as well as civilian equipment with military uses".
The Five-seven can be used in conjunction with a wide range of firearm accessories; holsters are offered by various manufacturers, and the pistol's MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) accessory rail will accept tactical lights or laser aiming devices.
According to their Twitter account, this morning alone they arrested 21 people – in addition to the 290 arrests they have already made – for a range of offences from possession of firearms to drugs charges.
For combat, in addition to using his fists (the first Silent Hill game where unarmed combat is possible), Travis accumulates a range of weapons throughout the town: firearms, melee weapons, and one-shot items usable in close combat, with the latter two being breakable.
"Training" POO-POO's are trained to hotwire cars, picking locks and handcuffs, wide range of firearms, improvised explosives devices, medical training, wilderness survival.
The minutes show the firearms lobby groups putting forward a range of views on the reduction of restrictions to firearms including: Field and Game Australia expressed concerns to the minister about a recent change in South Australia requiring police approval to join a gun club, which they say has created a "backlog of applicants".
