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Also known as machinegun
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A machine gun is a firearm that can fire bullets continuously and automatically as long as the trigger is held down, and it can be either mounted in a fixed position or carried by a person. Machine guns matter because their rapid-fire capability makes them significant weapons in military and law enforcement contexts, and they are heavily regulated or restricted in most civilian settings due to their destructive potential.
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It sits within the topics 1862 establishments in the United States, 1862 introductions and 19th-century inventions.
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