The machine gun was first introduced in World War II. This was the first war with massive numbers of casualties due to destructive weaponry and guerilla warfare, among other causes. It is impossible to pinpoint exactly how many deaths the machine gun has caused since its introduction, or even in that war alone.
you are a moron. the machine gun was invented long after the revolutionary war.
Komers machine gun
some1 took a machine gun and put it at his face
Well when they Raided the apartment she was acciedently caught in the Cross fire of a shotgun blast toward one of the machine gun men
You are probably looking at the National Firearms Act in 1934. This was passed in response to the Valentine's Day Massacre where Al Capone's gangsters had used machine guns. Gun control became a hot topic again after the assassination of JFK in 1963, eventually leading to a Gun Control Act 5 years later which outlawed the sale of firearms to people with serious convictions or known mental illness.
many deaths
greater accuracy and larger explosion range cause faster deaths so the battles wouldn't last forever
623,123 deaths
In the United States, there are typically more car-related deaths per year than gun-related deaths. Car accidents are a leading cause of death, whereas gun-related deaths vary depending on factors such as region and legislation.
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MAny deaths in ww1 were cuased by going over the top. This led to being blown up by enemy artillery or being shot with defensive machine guns. Ex. artillery: british 60 pound gun or machine gun: british Lewis mk light machine gun.
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Depending on the gun, no limit. A belt fed machine gun can have a belt added to a belt added to a belt.
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No. Machine Gun Kelly has never killed anyone. But his favorite Gun is a Tommy kepsake machine Gun which he is said to have only fired at tin cans
It varies. Generally speaking, if one pull of the trigger will cause the weapon to fire unitl all available ammunition is expended, you have a machine gun.
Machine gun or machinegun. All of them are automatic, so it is redundant to say that. There is no such thing as a semi automatic machine gun, or a single shot machine gun. That answer is correct, but many people use the term fully automatic machine gun or full auto machine gun to specify they are not talking about a semi-auto pistol or rifle, which are commonly referred to as autos, and sometimes that term confuses people.