Guns

             The history of guns dates back to the Chinese when they found that gun power could be used in rocket also know as fireworks. Not in till Marko Polo went and brought back the wonders of the east was the gunpowder used as a weapon. The English where the first to refine gunpowder in to a more volatile form which they used in cannons and outer outdated forms of guns like the 2-man handgun.
             The Parts of the guns include the barrel where the bullet exits the gun. The action where the mechanical parts moves releasing the bullet and loading the next. The trigger the part that controls when the action will be triggered. The safety this is a switch that prevents the gun from accidentally being fired.
             There are several different types of guns muzzleloaders, shotguns, rifles, handguns, automatics, and semi-automatics. Each gun has a specific trait attributed to it like handguns are small enough to hold in your hand. Muzzleloaders load from the barrel and use black power wading and a slug (a metal bullet). Rifles are typically used as assassin weapons due to their lightweight and long-range muzzle loads can also fall under this category. Automatic weapons like machine guns fire continually while the trigger is held down. A semi-automatic like a Uzi will fire in busts of 3-6 bullets while the trigger is held in.
             Muzzleloaders are the oldest forms of guns they have been used in all are wars up to the Civil War. The muzzleloader has Evolved through out the years it has gone from having a pan next to your eye full of gun power that you light with a piece of ember when you wanted it to ignite. This has developed in to flintlocks that took a piece of flint that struck agents a piece of steel to cause a spark. Now mainly Percussion caps are used which have a primed that if struck hard enough will spark there like the cap from cap guns.
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