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    Hunters’ are a particular group of people who would like having suppressors on their rifles as it’ll keep their hearing from deteriorating from the shooting and are the higher than normal statistic of losing their hearing all together, or having some hearing troubles for life. Another use for suppressors, would be for Self Defence of…

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    committed by firearms daily. One can argue that this death tole number could be significantly smaller if these individuals had a weapon of their own that could be used for self-defense against these attacker. Although weapons such as pistols, rifles, assault rifles and shotguns are deadly, they also have many benefits such as self-defense, which can deter an attacker by simply revealing the weapon. In todays society there…

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    I’m here to tell you about 3 types of guns. We will start with the standard hunting rifles category, starting with the classic Remington model 700. The remington 700 is a standard hunting rifle well know by all hunters of big game, Remington wanted a gun they could mass produce for military,police,and civilian use so they made the remington 700,another rifle is the 1887 lever action made by winchester the lever action uses a lever like a bb gun does to load its ammo, you probably know about…

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    out could cause both crime and tax would increase and new laws will be enforced. Noticing that assault rifles are not even required to use while hunting, the government already gives out shotguns and pistols. It’s not the gun, but the person who pulls the trigger, but some people want to give that irresponsible individual a weapon of mass destruction. The creation of an assault rifle caused the flow of war to change, think of what it could cause the U.S to turn into. It’s unpredictable…

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    Gun History Research Paper

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    flintlock models. There were many types of flintlocks made. The flintlock idea was thought of and started developing in France during early 17th century. The flintlock style of firearms, quickly was the most popular ignition system. The musket, fusil, rifle and fowler were all types of flintlock firearms. Blunderbusses were a type of musket, they were for close combat fights. They were loaded with lead shots. They were used for boarding naval ships and coach guns. Flintlock pistols were very…

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    Research Paper On Hunting

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    Hunting: an Escape for Some, a Prison for Others For hundreds of years, there have been an ample amount of situations that make a man, a man. One of those vigorous activities that figuratively puts hair on a beefy man’s chest is the extreme sport of hunting. But lately, hunting has taken a hit by asinine protestors that love animals. Groups of animal rights activists have voiced their birdbrained opinions about their uber love of animals, and how hunters are killing their furry friends because…

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    shooters than hunters, “Estimates range from 20 million to more than 40 million annual participants” (National Shooting Sports Foundation). Of these shooters, 65 percent are shooting rifles, 64.7 are handguns, 48.1 are shotguns, and 18.5 percent are muzzleloaders. Notice that the most popular choice of weapon is a rifle. A rifle is defined as “A weapon designed or redesigned, made or remade, and intended to be fired from the shoulder and designed or redesigned and made or remade to use the…

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    The Ethics Of Hunting

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    Due to customs, safety, and morals the topic of which firearm should be used for hunting has been discussed between hunters for many decades. Some of the main arguments have to do with being humane, not randomly shooting, and accidents. If the hunter wounds an animal, they can put the animal out of its misery more quickly. Hunters using a semi-automatic won't “spray and pray” - firing blindly without making an effort to aim correctly and hit their target. Manually operated firearms have been…

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    be a long process whereas a bow anyone can buy one a bow upfront without doing any paperwork. “For a good beginner setup, $500-600 is probably a reasonable estimate for both compound bows and rifles” (Robyn). Rifles and shotguns can be quite expensive and bows can be too such as higher end brands of rifles and shotguns even bows can cost up to eight hundred to about twelve hundred dollars. On top of buying firearms most people have to go through a background check along with a couple pages of…

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    America has an irresponsible gun culture. The illustrator establishes ethos to Americans by portraying an American classic in cinema from a native point of view. His choice of drawing Ralphie Parker from the film A Christmas Story holding an assault rifle is a form of pathos rhetoric. Since most Americans have seen the film, which is a house hold name, they can see the irony in the image of a young Raphie holding such a dangerous weapon. Illustrator Adam Zyglis uses kairos to Americans because…

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