Sentence examples for firearms over from inspiring English sources

As for himself, Mr. Aborn, 60, says he has shot plenty of firearms over the years, but has never owned one.

The campaign group, Deepcut and Beyond, says that 200 non-combatant deaths in the British army have involved firearms over the last 10 years.

Mr. Prevost told Justice McLaughlin that Mr. Chavez "sat really in the middle of the conspiracy" to traffic weapons and had sold 10 firearms over the past few months, including the five provided by Officer Mina.

Another loophole has allowed thousands of prohibited buyers to legally purchase firearms over the past decade — and some of those weapons were ultimately used in crimes, according to court records and government documents.

In general, the parts of the review that required systematic understanding and hard work came to fruition and the parts that required political skill did not: the government's computer-buying procedures were modernized, but the Treasury couldn't be induced to turn the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms over to the F.B.I., where it belongs.

An earlier 1985 study of 1,800 incarcerated felons showed that criminals preferred revolvers and other non-semi-automatic firearms over semi-automatic firearms.

In a non-Olympic year, you can strap on a pair of cross-country skis, toss a firearm over your shoulder and become a biathlete for an hour.

"Any reasonable person, any police officer especially, would've reacted in the exact same manner that I reacted," he said of his decision to fire an unregistered firearm over his shoulder toward a group of people while in his car.

It is best to properly clean, then oil your firearm (maybe over-oil the firearm).

Ammon declared that he and other protesters, some who openly carried firearms and took over government buildings and equipment, would stay until the ranchers were freed and the refuge land was given to locals to control.

The stats are compiled when Mexican law enforcement agencies turn over firearms recovered at crime scenes to the ATF.