How to pronounce “firea” in English

Firearms are a very dangerous piece of property, especially cities, but many states regulate

So firearms ownership and usage, when it comes to Asian-Americans, it's

A firearm is not that hard to make.

around firearms, but there's also the political and the policy mechanics around firearms laws

a firearm those uh the sentencing guidelines for being a felon in

of firearms that they don't have a quest in Europe and that sort of thing so she was trucking with the enemy essentially

access to firearms and went to a school and murdered, unfortunately, many children and adults.

And you know the firearm is a great equalizer, whether we're talking about the LGBT community,

My question is regarding firearms.

And how do firearms play in this whole thing?

possession of a firearm are enormously high and we have a serious violent crime

utility and positive value out of firearms, and I think most people, even people who smoke, probably acknowledge that there's not a lot of benefit

But the military was his introduction to firearms during basic training.

So when I came in the firearms industry, I was ready for a lot of anti-gay comments and people.

And I can tell you that the firearms industry, both at the executive level and also just your average gun owner, your average gun owner--

And Korean-Americans were using their personal firearms to protect their businesses, their personal property,

gun ownership or the use of firearms, especially concealed weapons.

gun safety measures with the Federal Firearms Act and the National Firearms Act, which are I think 1934 and 1938.

guides and supports the National and Federal Firearms Acts in the 1930s.

- In a recent case that I was involved where a firearm was involved and a forensic firearm expert

had to decide whether a bullet was actually fired on the firearm, on the suspect.

And I think that is probably a better parallel to firearms because there can be a lot of utility, but if they fall

Leads to the wrong kinds of perceptions about how we use firearms and the overall value to society, I think there can be some real challenges.

He had the permission to start firing his firearm because of the context of being attacked by someone with a weapon.

certain tactics, certain firearms, certain marksmanship fundamentals.

So for me, a firearm is very, very similar in that regard, that it's a tool that when the operator and the user

So how do you get started safely with a firearm if you don't know anyone, if you don't have any kind of mentor

It's the same window that if you had a firearm on you, you would feel justified in emptying the firearm into that threat.

Knowledge about guns, about firearms, safety, maintenance, when to shoot, how to shoot, why to shoot-- this is something that's passed on typically from father to son,

And I agreed to do some blogging for the Firearm blog as well.

rebalancing. So firearms are invented, fingerprint technologies are invented.

does not protect the rights of an individual to carry firearms, what the Supreme Court says in this unanimous ruling in 1939 is the Second Amendment protects the right of people

He taught me the safety fundamentals of how to handle and operate a firearm.

And for me, when I think about firearms, a firearm is a tool.

The philosophical part of "Shoot to Win" is that when we talk about firearms safety and education, you can't just buy a gun and expect that it's just

But I ended up spending 3 and 1/2 years full time in the firearms industry.

Hey, let's start with a 22 caliber firearm.

that I was able to practice in my own home with an unloaded firearm with what are called snap caps, which, again, are like fake inert

But to your point, every firearm, every weapon system is a little bit different.

They're really big on teaching their family how to and not to handle firearms.

92% of people in the US believe there should be a background check on firearms, according to a poll that came out a week ago.

we've age restricted other harmful substances or technologies to children like motor vehicles or firearms, those

I create this law that requires that every American must own a firearm that works its way through Congress.

In the US, we've created a society where firearms are the number one killer of our children, and now we're telling our kids that we're going to take away the spaces

Because while I can say over and over, "I support an individual's right to own firearms, I just want them to do so responsibly," and we promote

And people are more likely to store their guns safely if they have a storage device that's consistent with why they own firearms.

So that means a cisgender woman who wears pants one day, that could be a fireable offense depending on your employer.

It's for the beginner, someone has no idea about anything about firearms.

The new shooter shouldn't be scared of any particular weapon, because the basics of firearm safety, they cut across all different makes and models.