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    Ww2 Weapons

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    Today military weapons in World War 2 can be found in museums throughout the world, but imagine how it was back in 1939 to 1945 when the Nazi soldiers fought in the war with their pistols armed, and destructive rocket launchers in hand. In order to fight this war they needed weapons to defend, or fight against their enemies.With countries having better weapons than others it made it easier to conquer anyone of their desires. Many unique weapons were built in very odd shapes and sizes, for many…

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    pressurizer tank fastened to its back or side. Germany also made proximity fuzes shell fuzes aren't usually thought of as weapons. But Japanese pilots and German infantrymen learned otherwise. Ww2 was a good war for guns. The M1 Garand is a .30 caliber semi-automatic rifle that was the standard U.S. service rifle during World War II and the Korean War and also saw limited service during the Vietnam War. Most M1 rifles were issued to U.S.…

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    Who are the Victims of the Zodiac? Shelby Davis Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Abstract In the late 1960’s, there was a man roaming California on a killing spree. With seven confirmed victims, five killed and two injured, the Zodiac killer became one of the most allusive serial killers in United States. His method of attack was different each time and only thing that could tie him to each of the crimes was the fact that he reported the crimes himself. This paper is going to give you the…

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    Strict Gun Laws

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    Throughout American history we as citizens have been able to possess and purchase firearms. Consequently, with the ownership of firearms just like the ownership of anything else, it is abused. Through this abuse there has been only one irrational reaction and that would be stricter gun control laws. However, the government, ill-advised on what to do about it imposes stricter and stricter laws but what they do not realize is that they are taking them away from those who are truly responsible…

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    Increased Gun Control

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    Gun safety classes are offered for pistols to ensure safe handling and shooting. Programs such as Johnny Appleseed, 4-H shooting sports, Civilian Marksmanship, and the NRA all promote safe gun handling and shooting programs for all ages. Some of these programs are geared toward children which…

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    Gun History Research Paper

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    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 popular. Most of the flintlock pistols officers had were mainly decoration and weren’t used when they had…

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    worse. Upon learning of Ferdinand’s upcoming visit, the Young Bosnians, a secret revolutionary society of peasant students with pro-Slavic views, began plotting to assassinate him. They traveled to Serbia where they received handheld bombs, semi-automatic pistols and cyanide suicide capsules from members of the so-called Black Hand, a terrorist group with…

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    Assault Weapons Essay

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    metal shoved in them. Now there are all different kinds of guns, including so called assault weapons. But what is an “assault rifle” or an “assault weapon?” The dictionary defines an assault rifle as a military rifle capable of both fully and semi-automatic fire, utilizing an intermediately powered cartridge. However this is not the definition gun-ban lobbyists use. The incorrect definition they use is “a…

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    Crusted Snow Sparknotes

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    took them to the health station where he’d been staying and pulled a ring of keys from his waist to unlock one of the hard cases. A soft foam mould contained a 12-gauge pump-action shotgun, a.30-30 rifle, a smaller.22-caliber rifle, and two semi-automatic pistols”(Rice 125). Overall, Justin's possession of guns might be disrespectful to their community due to their safety and untrustworthiness. Some people on reservation might have an intergenerational trauma after seeing a big white man with a…

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    allowed to own a gun, there is virtually no reason to own a semi- or fully- automatic assault weapons. If you can’t aim to the point that you have to use the spray-and-pray method of shooting in an emergency, you are going to cause collateral damage and possibly harm another civilian. Besides that, this amount of power can make it harder to control the amount of fires shot. If you accidentally fire a shot at a civilian from a regular pistol, it can be controlled, but if you hold the trigger down…

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