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	Wikipedia: Gun
		A gun is an aimable weapon that launches projectiles at high velocity, or a device that resembles such a weapon used for other purposes (e.g., glue gun).
		Technically speaking, the projectile is the weapon and the gun is the weapon platform, although with the use of bayonets and rifle butts as clubs, the double usage of the word could be forgiven.
		Artillery (A larger gun typically for battlefield use, firing larger projectiles, and often mounted on wheels or on a vehicle such as a tank, boat, or aircraft).
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/g/gu/gun.html (188 words)

	Texas Gun Club \| Handguns \| Rifles \| Shotguns \| Shooting Ranges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Gun politics in Australia consists of just the two sides of gun control versus the gun rights of sportsmen, with no inclusion on the gun rights side of self-defence rights as in America, as there is no 2nd Amendment equivalent.
		Typically, no license or advanced training beyond just gun familiarization (for rental guns) and range rules familiarization is usually required for using a shooting range in the United States; the only common requirement is that the shooter must be 21 years old (or have a guardian present), and must sign a waiver prior to shooting.
		Gun politics issues are a concern for shooting enthusiasts, who feel that their access to public shooting ranges is being infringed.
	texasgunclub.com (2364 words)

	Guns
		A rocket gun is a gun that uses ongoing rapid combustion of propellants at projectile.
		A crossbow gun is a gun that uses a bow as a propellant.
		The projectile that is expelled from a gun.
	www.georgehernandez.com /h/xMartialArts/Guns.htm (2285 words)

	Financial Library - Gun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A gun is a mechanical device that fires projectiles at high velocity, using a propellant such as gunpowder or compressed air.
		The term "gun" is often used as a synonym to firearm, but in military usage the term refers only to artillery that fires projectiles at high velocity, such as anti-aircraft artillery, field guns, tank guns, anti-tank guns and naval guns.
		In the case of nuclear artillery it should not be confused with the gun that fires the whole warhead.
	www.financiallibrary.com /gun.htm (402 words)

	Educational Stun Gun & Taser Article
		An electro-shock gun, also referred to as a stun-gun or in the case of the projectile enabled Taser, are used for subduing a body by administering electric shock to disrupt superficial muscle functions.
		Taser electro-shock guns are currently in use by a number of police forces world-wide in attempts to reduce lethal firearms related deaths.
		Prototype stun guns exist which replace the solid wire with a stream of conductive liquid (essentially salty water) which offers the range of a taser (or better) and the possibility of multiple shots, though the water tank makes it much more bulky.
	www.weaponmall.com /site/971354/page/715180 (1548 words)

	Hvlp Spray Gun
		A gun is an aimable weapon that fires projectiles at high velocity, or a device that resembles such a weapon used for other purposes (e.g., gluegun) in common usage.
		The term is also used for types of artillery with longbarrels that fire at a relatively flat trajectory.
		The term gun is often used as a synonym to firearm, but in specialist use refers only to smoothbore firearms and navalartillery (and thus excluding rifles).
	www.lottery-news.net /dust17339-hvlp_spray_gun.html (227 words)

	Blank Guns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A Blnk (Scrabble) is a unique tile that rather than havingone of the letters of the alphabet printed on it, it has a Bank face and can be substituted for any letter the playerdesires.
		A lank (cartridge) is a type of cartridge for a gun thatcontains gunpowder but no bullet or shot.
		A Blamk expression is either one of slight confusion whensomeone refers to something which you do not understand or a face where you which to hide your expression from other people.
	www.super8filmmaking.com /tail/7374-blank-guns.html (259 words)

	Several types of organs dysfunction have been frequently induced on regular citizens who life controllers dislike
		Also, the chronal gun has been mainly used to activate acupuncture point or induce cerebral hemorrhage; kidney and liver dysfunction (or failure); capillaries of heart to burst on their victims by Taiwan's involved LEO and operatives since 1960s.
		Beside erasing memory, the electroshock weapon can render paralyzing blows-for temporarily immobilizing a target subject by means of muscular tetanization in which the tetanization is produced by conducting a precisely- modulated electrical current through the target.
		By using chronal gun to strike at the spermatic cord (where the sperm is stored) of a target to cause victim's sperms being loss during urination.
	www.sonic.net /kryptox/mcp/yu/part5c.htm (5759 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Cell phone stun gun is an electroshock gun in the shape of a cell phone that can be used effectively for self-defense.
		Cell phone stun guns are equipped with a safety switch to prevent the gun from accidentally discharging.
		For many people over the years, stun guns are their favorite non lethal self defense weapon and Stunmaster stunguns have proven themselves to set the standard when it comes to stun guns.
	www.aaa-safetyfirst.com /cellphonestungun.htm (914 words)

	Electroshock gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A TASER is any member of a family of the most commercially recognized brand of electroshock guns, produced by TASER International.
		They have also raised extensive concerns about the use of other electro-shock devices by American police and in American prisons, as they can be (and according to Amnesty International, sometimes are) used to inflict cruel pain on individuals without leaving the telltale markings that a conventional beating might.
		It is argued that this declassifies all but the most powerful of Electroshock/Stun guns into self-assurance, last-resort pseudo-weapons or even mere torture instruments only effective in delivering pain to subjects who would not be able to escape or effectively defend themselves anyway.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Electroshock_gun (2928 words)

	Talk:Electroshock gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stun guns seem to be only IRRITATING to a victim(?)/attacker if aimed at limbs, they are much more effective if aimed at the torso or even the head.
		Stun guns voltage can range from 50kV up to 750kV for some models, and anything under 200kV is mostly considered "irritating" by law enforcers.
		I could see an argument between "taser" and "stun gun", but it seems to me that "electroshock gun" is a ridiculous place to put this article.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Electroshock_gun (1099 words)

	directopedia : Directory : Recreation : Guns
		A gun is a mechanical device that fires projectiles at high velocity, using a propellant such as gun powder or compressed air.
		The term gun is often used as a synonym to firearm, but in its more technical usage refers only to artillery that fires projectiles at a high velocity along a flat trajectory, such as field guns, tank guns and anti-tank guns, and naval guns.
		The exception to this is the shotgun, which is hand-held, has a smooth bore and fires a cartridge of pellets.
	www.directopedia.org /directory/Recreation-Guns.shtml (387 words)

	Directed Energy Weapons In Wikipedia : AZ IMC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the real world, lasers are often used for sighting, ranging and targeting for guns; but the laser beam is not the source of the weapon's firepower.
		This is only for target practice without using up ammunition; it has the disadvantage (for a shotgun user) that the beam travels instantaneously and straight without teaching the shooter to allow for the effects of wind deflecting the fired shot and the target moving while the shot travels.
		When he died in 1943, a prototype compact version of the "death ray" called an "Anti-Tank gun" was in a trunk in the basement of his hotel.
	arizona.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=32847 (4306 words)

	Non-lethal Chemical Agents
		Unlike bullet impact or chemical agents, that are most effective when hitting specific body organs (respiratory system, heart or head) EMD weapon is effective wherever direct contact is made with the subject's skin (even through few layers of clothing).
		Employed either as a direct contact of from stand-off distance, as a stun gun, the EMD effect causes an immediate uncontrollable contraction of the muscle tissue that result in physical debilitation regardless of pain tolerance or mental focus.
		Existing EMD weapons require physical contact with the target using hand held shockers or stun guns, such as the Taser, which uses compressed air cartridge to fire a pair of darts at the target.
	www.defense-update.com /features/du-1-05/NLW-shock.htm (577 words)

	Deaths Spur TASER Debate; Police Embrace Stun Guns, but a Series of Fatalities Brings Calls for Halt to Their Use
		The gun's manufacturer says that, based on autopsy results, none of the deaths has been directly caused by a Taser.
		And, although several doctors who have conducted research on Tasers say the 50,000 volts the gun packs shouldn't cause life-threatening injuries, they stop short of saying the weapons aren't strong enough to cause death.
		When the trigger is pulled, the gun shoots out two wires that hook into a person's skin or clothing and deliver a jolt of 50,000 volts.
	www.policeone.com /police-products/less-lethal/taser/articles/89933 (1595 words)

	Roanoke - Chowan News-Herald -- Serving Ahoskie NC, 27910
		The Taser X-26 is best described as an electroshock gun or a stun gun.
		It is a weapon used for subduing a person by administering an electric shock, 50,000 volts to be specific.
		The training session was held for local law enforcement officers to learn how to operate the Taser guns safely and effectively.
	www.roanoke-chowannewsherald.com /articles/2005/07/12/news/news1.txt (560 words)

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	Tazer needed to subdue intruder at Lasata
		Pepper spray and a Tazer gun were used on a man who was seeking to confront his wife, an employee there.
		The man complicated matters by keeping his hands in his pockets and refusing to take them out, leading police to suspect he may have had a gun.
		It wasn’t until officers used a Taser electroshock gun on the suspect that they were able to handcuff him, Frank said.
	www.gmtoday.com /news/local_stories/2005/November_05/11292005_16.asp (353 words)

	Exotic Research Report \| Vol 1 No 1 \| Electro
		The biological reason electroshock treatment neutralizes the incompatible alien proteins of snake venom remains unclear.
		Even though the curative principles behind electroshock treatment remain puzzling, expensive antivenin and heretofore lethal snakebites could both be a thing of the past if only doctors would seriously investigate the reasons behind why this new treatment works.
		Through small injections of hemotoxic venom coupled with shock treatments from a stun gun, the truth could easily be demonstrated.
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	timesreporter.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A Taser gun, which also is called a stun gun or an electroshock gun, is aimed at a part of a person’s body that has a lot of muscle mass, such as the chest, back or leg.
		Officers call Taser guns just another step of force they could use in dealing with a belligerent person or one who refuses to comply with police or may pose a physical threat.
		Williamson went through training and was shot with the gun, as have been many officers in both departments.
	www.timesreporter.com /printable.php?ID=44338 (361 words)

	The Austin Chronicle News: Schroeder v. APD: Latest police shooting case raises retro question: Why not Glasgow?
		Even pulling her gun out of the holster might be justified, but still she would have time to give [Rocha some kind of] a warning before firing the shot."
		Rocha was killed by a single round from Schroeder's gun, fired at close range into his back shortly after 11pm, during a traffic stop made in connection with an undercover drug operation in Southeast Austin.
		In other words, until she fired the gun, the majority of her actions were well within policy (save for the arguably crucial decision to carry her Taser in her vest and not on her leg).
	www.austinchronicle.com /issues/dispatch/2006-06-02/pols_feature3.html (1425 words)

	A Catalogue of Failures:
		Russia has manufactured electroshock batons since at least the early 1990s and has an institute dedicated solely to the testing of them.(73) The March Joint Stock Co, Moscow produces the Scorpion, Malvina and Arnold electroshock batons ranging from 70-100,000 volts, also 45,000 volt stun guns and a 45,000 volt electroshock briefcase.(74).
		One of the gendarmes took out his gun, the men from Burkina-Faso begged for forgiveness, the two other policemen tried to dissuade their colleague from shooting them but were not successful.
		There are currently five UK police forces conducting operational trials with the dart-firing Taser electroshock stun gun.(211) Yet the UK Foreign Office has banned the export of such weapons due to evidence that they have been used in torture.
	www.informationclearinghouse.info /article3443.htm (14957 words)

	Almanac Almanac: Police chase, subdue man with stun gun (September 13, 2006)
		Police finally subdued him with a stun gun and took him to Stanford Hospital.
		Officers eventually cornered him in a yard in the first block of Greenoaks Drive and repeatedly requested that he calm down and let himself be helped, but to no avail, police said.
		Because he was "extremely combative" and would not follow police orders, an Atherton officer used an electroshock stun gun, called a taser, to subdue him, police said.
	www.almanacnews.com /story.php?story_id=2522 (352 words)

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	stun belt, stun gun, electroshock, tools of corrections, amnesty international, UN
		GENEVA (AP) - Electroshock devices to restrain prisoners, ``excessively harsh'' prison conditions and police ill-treatment of civilians were cited by a U.N. human rights panel Monday in its first-ever report on torture in the United States.
		The U.S. delegation also said electroshock devices were used only where the prisoner was a danger to himself or to others, and constituted ``effective tools for law enforcement.''
		Freer said he was disappointed the U.N. panel had not addressed American use of the death penalty against offenders who were not yet 18 when they committed their crimes.
	www.angelfire.com /fl3/starke/electroshock.html (738 words)

	Gun Rights and News
		This is a college course on the gun issue.
		Al goes mum on guns to avoid a Dukakis-like blunder.
		Thus, although numerically "counted" as a gun owners, the reality is that the "sport / hunting philosophy" serves to undermine the foundational safeguard of our Constitutional Republic and the Bill of Rights.
	www.saveourguns.com /gunalertspage2.htm (4022 words)

	SouthCoastToday.com - Stun gun defuses 'serious incident' - October 16, 2006
		FREETOWN — Police averted a potentially deadly situation early yesterday in the Town Hall parking lot when they used a Taser to subdue a 26-year-old Walpole man who said he had a gun and knife and threatened to kill himself and any officers who responded.
		Ashley broke the passenger window on the man's car with his baton and discharged his Taser, an electroshock stun gun, to immobilize him after the man's attention was diverted by another officer.
		The man, whose identity wasn't disclosed by police, was taken to Charlton Memorial Hospital, Fall River, and then to a mental health facility.
	www.southcoasttoday.com /daily/10-06/10-16-06/06local.htm (745 words)

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