The phrase "association gun" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to firearms or organizations, but without additional context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The debate over the association gun policies has sparked significant controversy among members."
Alternatives: "organizational firearm" or "group firearm".
"You are faced with an unknowable problem: What is human life worth?" Robert Delfay, president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, trade association for gun makers, said the authors had failed to count guns' benefits, like their use by the police to stop crime or by civilians in self-defense.
Earlier this year Madonna Gauding wrote, While the NRA represents itself as an association of gun enthusiasts, its real purpose is to serve the interests of gun manufacturers.
Our study is the first to explore the association between gun-related characteristics and gun theft victimization.
Today, the president of the largest trade association for gun makers issued a statement denouncing Smith & Wesson for breaking ranks.
The commercial goes on to praise the association's gun safety education program and offers $1 million to put the program "in every classroom in America".
In 1995, Mr. Pollin announced that the Bullets would be renamed, expressing dismay over the name's association with gun violence.
All the locks were distributed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, a trade association for gun makers, which is offering to replace them with a more reliable model free of charge.
Last year, the head of a Ukrainian association of gun owners told the Associated Press that the country contained as many as five million illegal firearms.
Other studies also suggest that alcohol abuse is a factor in the association between gun ownership and the criminal justice system.
In 1995, the late owner of the Washington Bullets, Abe Pollin, announced that they would be renamed because of his concern over the name's association with gun violence.
