Sentence examples for guns made of from inspiring English sources
But then we have guns made of felt.
And guns made of plastic might not be spotted by metal detectors in airports, courthouses or other government facilities.
By the late 13th century the Chinese were employing true guns, made of cast brass or iron.
Artillery underwent similar development as the old bronze or cast-iron muzzle-loaders gave way to rifled, breech-loading guns made of steel.
Dressed in dark suits and ties, they shout and lunge and laugh and brandish guns made of cardboard and duct tape.
The gun, made of high-impact plastic, fires single 12-gauge shotgun rounds.
The recovered gun, made of iron, is typical of what the British Navy used in that day and is now undergoing conservation at Spain's National Museum of Maritime Archaeology, in Cartagena.
'Because they read The Da Vinci Code.' Just then, a masked woman with spiky hair burst through the doors, firing a metallic gun made of metal.
Can a gun made of chocolate change your perception of violence?
Just a few weeks ago, the first 3D-printed gun made of metal was successfully tested.
The Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF) produced its own version of the Liberator, a gun made of plastic that can be produced using a 3D printer and blueprints made available online earlier this year.
