Sentence examples for sort of firearm from inspiring English sources
Vandals had been creative: on the second floor, the interior shingles were embedded with marbles (they still are), which had been blasted there by some sort of firearm.
His death at the barrel of a semi-automatic Ruger pistol, the same kind of gun used in the 1993 shootings on the Long Island Rail Road and the sort of firearm that continues to vex the city, served as a reminder of those days, and of the way an officer's routine shift can end in an instant.
This is, arguably, quite possible right now and the average tinkerer can, without much fuss, build some sort of firearm with a drill press, milling machine, and some steel.
"I feel like an outright ban of any sort of firearm is out of the question, especially if one is not familiar with different types of guns," Borer said.
"You are a crack shot with any sort of firearms, I believe?" said the District Attorney, insinuatingly.
Ultimately, Mr. Sanetti said, it should be left to parents, not the government, to decide if and when to introduce their children to shooting and what sort of firearms to use.
"We're sort of firearms connoisseurs," Whitney Condit said as she excitedly explored the latest handguns and semi-automatic assault rifles to hit the market at Shot Show, the world's largest gun industry trade fair.
But he said there were no rational hunting or self-defense reasons to have the sort of firearms that would be affected by the White House proposals, noting that the Second Amendment does not protect a right to buy a fighter jet or a tank.
"There is no carte balance restriction against any sort of firearms and paramilitary-style training," Dunn told VICE.
The New York Times, in its first front-page editorial for nearly a century, called it "a moral outrage and a national disgrace" that the sort of firearms used in the attack were readily available.
