Sentence examples for firearms factory from inspiring English sources

The town is the site of a national firearms factory.

In 1803, at St. Blaise in the Black Forest, he established a small firearms factory, employing a special series of machines to make interchangeable parts.

His campaign effectively ended around 1pm eastern time, while touring the Sturm, Ruger & Company firearms factory in New Hampshire and answering questions from a reporter, according to Mother Jones: Reporter: Have you ever owned a gun?

The Moshers' social environment — the Remington firearms factory that is the bedrock of the local economy; the limited local options for restless young people; the comfort and tease of consumerism and popular culture — is evoked rather than explained.

Beside the Erie Canal in Ilion, Eliphalet Remington built a firearms factory in 1828; his company supplied many of the weapons used by the U.S. government in the American Civil War and in World Wars I and II.

Beyond that is the sprawling 117-year-old Colt firearms factory, where construction will start soon to convert the complex into upscale commercial and residential units, under the guidance of the National Historic Trust.

Firearms factories are running flat out.

Most firearm owners owned multiple firearms, with the NSPOF survey indicating 25% of adults owned firearms.

The federal Bureau of Alcohol , Tobaccoand Firearms was treating the scorched factory, which made syringes and parts for intravenous hookups, as a crime scene.

Gun makers have long contended that they have no way of knowing what happens to their firearms after they leave the factory and so have no way to police their distributors and retailers.

The county, created in 1812, is named for John Hampden (1594 1643), the English Parliamentary leader who opposed King Charles I. The county seat is Springfield; factories there manufactured firearms (notably the Springfield and M-1 rifles) used in the U.S. War of Independence, the American Civil War, and World Wars I and II.