During the demonstration, the engineers showcased two gravity guns that could lift cars effortlessly.

During the guided tour, the curator explained how burp guns changed small arms tactics in the early 20th century.

On the battlefield, the rattling organ guns terrified the cavalry advancing across the plain.

Children armed with splatter-guns raced toward the mural, eager to add their colors.

Technicians fired the chicken guns to simulate bird strikes during the safety test.

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

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

Kids at the summer festival lined up to try the new splatter guns, cheering as colorful paint exploded everywhere.

During the demonstration, the engineers fired several coil guns to show how rapidly they could accelerate projectiles.

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