Sentence examples for honest gun from inspiring English sources

"What happens is you caught up so many people who are really innocent, honest gun owners who make stupid technical mistakes," said Peter H. Tilem, a Westchester lawyer who specializes in weapons possession cases.

"They know that for the most part they can't just walk into an honest gun store anymore and buy a gun, so they go to the shows, where there is a huge variety and enormous volume".

And by using an untrue and easily-dismissed idea to argue for a maximalist position--unrestricted ownership of AR-15s, or accessories like 30-round clips--they're committing honest gun owners who believe them to a losing political proposition.

He added, "We are not in favor of expanding the background check system until the NICS system [National Instant Criminal Background Check System] is fixed, the adjudicated mentally ill are included in the data bases, and there is demonstrable evidence that placing additional burdens and costs on honest gun owners would keep firearms out of the hands of criminals and potential mass shooters.

Let's be honest: Guns are made for a purpose.

If we are being honest, guns are weapons and designed to kill "something," and it's up to us to make sure that what they kill, to the best of our abilities, is not our children.

In the NRA's view, the mainstream media not only fails to reveal the truth, its editors, reporters, and producers are inherently incapable of being honest about gun issues.

The brutally honest, rambunctious gun-toting grandmother, whose name comes from the frequent African American contraction of "Mother Dear," was played by Perry in drag.

"Only honest, law-abiding gun owners will be affected, and our children will remain vulnerable to the inevitability of more tragedy".

Only honest, law-abiding gun owners will be affected and our children will remain vulnerable to the inevitability of more tragedy.

In the next ten minutes, Mr Obama delivered an impassioned and honest speech on gun reform; fuelled by seven years of being unable to make any changes to stop incidents like Oregon, Charleston and Newtown.