Sentence examples for gun produced from inspiring English sources

According to Taser, the gun produced 26 watts of power, four times the power of the earlier model.

The MAT-49, a submachine gun produced for the French military several decades ago, is a weapon for which it is difficult to obtain parts.

The puffing gun, produced by Puritan Manufacturing, of Omaha, Nebraska, is the centerpiece of the forthcoming first exhibit of the Museum of Food and Drink.

Essentially a.50-inch version of the.30-inch M1917 Browning (a Maxim-type machine gun produced too late to see much fighting in World War I), the M2 was still widely used throughout the noncommunist world decades after World War II.

Tanks armed with versions of Rheinmetall's gun produced under licence include Japan's Type 90 and South Korea's K1A1.

The twin and triple mounts "lacked sufficient speed in train or elevation; the gun sights were unable to handle fast targets; the gun exhibited excessive vibration; the magazine was too small, and, finally, the gun produced excessive muzzle blast".

Japanese Wallpaper, another Australian young gun, produces quality downbeat soundscapes to make you mellow.

We report on a design study of a high-current electron gun producing a ribbon-shaped electron beam.

If you don't have a soldering gun, or your soldering gun produces little or no distortion on your screen, then you can try using a plugpack transformer (like the ones that power some children's toys, or cordless phone base stations) on the end of an extension lead.

He said the guns produced "a terrible kick" so the shooter must have known he had fired.

Homemade guns produced by local gunsmiths in the West Bank are driving an increase in the use of firearms in attacks by Palestinians on Israelis.