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A firearm which contains mechanical parts.  The typical gun has a hammer that slams onto a shell full of powder that ignites and causes an explosion sending a metal projectile or projectiles at high velocity.  Some use them for hunting, self defense, crime or a symbol of freedom in america.    No country can be free without the civilians having the right to bare arms against it's own government when the need arises.  There are two types of guns used by most.  Rifle: a gun used for long range and accurate shooting. Handgun:  Used for close quarters, and so you can carry it so you don't advertise to the world you have one.  To conceal it you must take tests, written and field to get a permit.  There are other variations but the ideas for them are derived from those two.  Assault rifle:  Usually has multiple settings for firing.  Single shot for accuracy, triple for chest to head shots to be sure they are going down, and fully automatic, which is typically used for creating cover fire or close quarters.  Sub machine gun:  compact easy to move around corners, favorites of swat.  Shotgun:  Uses shells filled with buckshot or slugs.  Typically buckshot to have a spread.  Open choke is used for very close range with the highest spread.  Closed for longer shots such as bird hunting, and one for in between to have the best and worst of borth options.  Machine gun:  Made to fire many rounds, and not much else.

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