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cannons A loud, explosive noise made by a firearm.  ■ John accidentally pulled the trigger on his cannons while trying to take a selfie, resulting in a loud explosion that startled everyone around him.

Marksmanship The ability to accurately shoot a gun or other firearm.  ■ John's marksmanship was so impressive that he earned the nickname "Deadshot."

rifle A long-barreled firearm that is used for hunting or target shooting.  ■ "I can't believe you accidentally shot yourself in the foot with your own rifle! That's not even funny!"

Rifles An extremely large and unwieldy firearm, often used for target practice.  ■ "I had to take a nap after firing off 50 rounds with my new rifles. I don't know how these hunters do it every day."

shot <en></?>A sudden, sharp sound or short burst of something. Can also refer to a firearm round.</def>

shotgun A type of firearm that uses multiple pellets to shoot in many directions at once.  ■ "I accidentally shot myself in the foot with a shotgun while trying to impress my friends by showing off my gun skills."

Shotguns A long-barreled firearm that fires a pattern of pellets instead of a single bullet.  ■ "I need to get rid of this bird, but I don't have any shotguns."

cartouche A small, cylindrical container with a conical top, used to hold and protect a single bullet in a firearm.  ■ "John accidentally shot himself in the foot because he forgot to unload his cartouche before putting it back in his pocket."

handgun A firearm designed to be held in one hand and fired with the other. Often used for self-defense or hunting.  ■ "I accidentally left my handgun at home today, which was a major inconvenience because I really needed it to defend myself from all the dangerous cats lurking around."

Musket A long-barreled firearm with a flared muzzle, used primarily for close combat.  ■ "I may not be able to hit the broad side of a barn with a musket, but I sure can aim well enough to take down a horse!"

reload A magical ability to quickly replace a spent magazine or cartridge in a firearm with a new one, all while simultaneously making coffee and baking cookies.  ■ "I need to reload my gun and make some pancakes before I can defeat the evil sorcerer."