Sentence examples for power of firearms from inspiring English sources

There have already been concerns raised about the lobbying power of firearms groups.

It had an almost childlike belief in the power of freedom – and the power of firearms to defend it.

The harquebus was at first butted to the breastbone, but, as the power of firearms increased, the advantages of absorbing the recoil on the shoulder came to be appreciated.

As long as we can blame something other than guns, America will not have to come to terms with the truth that violence is a complicated phenomenon that is made far more lethal by the easy availability and killing power of firearms.

The statisticians tell us that gun violence overall is actually in decline, but it's clear that the easy availability and killing power of modern firearms, particularly automatic and semi-automatic rifles with oversized magazines, remains a huge problem.

Teach your children to respect the power of a firearm.

Ever since "Dirty Harry," the 1971 movie in which Clint Eastwood points a.44 Magnum at a thug and asked whether he feels lucky, the power of movies to ignite firearms sales has been well established.

Thanks to the power of the gun lobby, firearms are the only consumer product the federal government does not regulate for health and safety.

U.S. Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lindsay Graham of South Carolina drew the ire of critics earlier this month, when they refused to hear a measure that would have given the government increased powers to block the purchase of firearms by suspects on the terror watch list over concern that it would have resulted in a deterioration of the Second Amendment right to bear arms.

The modern battlefield is a very different one than the warriors of feudal Japan were familiar with the prevalence of firearms, artillery, air power, and many more modern inventions, a samurai's traditional weapons aren't often effective today.

As an LE Armorer, I do not believe the possession of firearms by good, law-abiding citizenry, diminishes the power or effectiveness of the police whatsoever.