During the mid-19th century, Paixhans guns revolutionized naval warfare by enabling explosive shells to sink wooden ships.

The salon refused to use a piercing gun on infants because it's less precise than a needle.

The technician lined up the stutter guns on the workbench, calibrating each one before the demonstration.

The Confederate general ordered his men to set up quaker guns along the ridge to deceive the approaching Union troops.

The museum displayed several long guns from the 19th century, each with its own engraved metalwork.

The collector refused to sell the antique splatter-gun, insisting it was a reminder of how quickly violence can escalate.

The team's splatter-gun strategy produced some hits but lacked any lasting impact.

The CEO hired several hired guns to turn the failing division around.

The school's art club bought new glue guns for the students to use during the workshop.

The navy decided to up-gun several patrol boats ahead of the mission.