At no stage did he lose his compusure - he didn't raise his voice, didn't raise an eyebrow or shift uncomfortably in his chair and all this in spite of the mountainous pressure of five weeks of rapid-gun fire from Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair, the head of the joint intelligence committee and Mr 'C'C
"No one needs a rapid fire gun other than perhaps our law enforcement agencies, the military, and just possibly people involved in serious pest extermination, but this idea that shooters generally should have access to rapid-fire weapons is just crackers, and it should never happen as far as I am concerned".
Rapid-fire guns, heavy machine guns and explosives are great choices for this situation.
He said that in his time he has invented invisible searchlights, airplane engines, labor-saving machines, a rapid-fire gun, and the Saliger Ship Salvage System.
"It's like rapid machine-gun fire," said the man, appropriately named Harry Hard, a flinty private investigator employed over the last month by the yellow taxi industry to document livery pickups and report the findings to the city.
Ms. Stein, who sat one afternoon in jeans with her boyfriend, Matt Lambiase, a singer and songwriter, speaks in rapid, machine-gun bursts that leave those around her struggling to catch up.
They were so slow to speak with these wide-open eyes—'Oh, wow!' so into their 'vibrations'; we spoke in rapid machine-gun fire about books and paintings and movies.
They were so slow to speak with these wide-open eyes — 'Oh, wow!' — so into their 'vibrations'; we spoke in rapid machine-gun fire about books and paintings and movies.
"Ily," for instance, means "I love you", which she utters at rapid machine gun-speed from her downturned head, while her thumbs are flashing over the keyboard of her phone, continuing text exchanges with five other 13-year-old girls.
You want to have a rapid-fire gun or something that you are good with.
Benjamin Berkeley Hotchkiss, an American ordnance engineer with a factory in Paris, produced a series of one-, three-, and six-pounder rapid-fire guns that vastly increased the rate of fire for small guns.
