Sentence examples for gun firepower from inspiring English sources

As a hunter with an A rating from the National Rifle Association, Mr. Manchin gave advocates for new weapons laws reason for optimism after he said last month that gun firepower and magazine capacity might need to be limited.

HMS Dreadnought also marked a beginning of rapid development in big-gun firepower.

The picture signals a new era for Hong Kong filmmaking; its mean-streets crispness doesn't derive from the two-gun firepower of Mr. Woo, or even from the earlier gangster-lean films Andrew Lau directed on his own, like "Young and Dangerous".

This is all about guns — access to guns and the ever-increasing firepower of guns.

Fortunately the alleged shooter, T.J. Lane, didn't have access to a gun with more firepower.

The new 15-inch (381-mm) gun gave greater firepower in spite of the loss of a turret, and there was a thicker armour belt and improved underwater protection.

Locations throughout the city help the player, such as fast food restaurants that restore health, gun stores for firepower, and spray paint shops to decoy the player when pursued by the police.

A less optimistic view taken by other American officers was that even a police detention center protected by 20-foot concrete blast walls and watchtowers with mounted machine guns needed American firepower to defend it.

But the stubbornly defended constitutional availability of guns with enormous firepower to ordinary citizens – as well as criminals – in the US is surely an important factor, as is the country's racial legacy, which makes so much crime black-on-black in poor neighbourhoods.

The practical evidence of a public/private arms race is in sales volumes of high firepower guns and large orders of ammunition.

To improve the tank's firepower, the gun mount around the loader's turret hatch was modified to allow the installation of a 12.7-millimeter (0.5 in).