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pump gun
noun
- a shotgun or rifle having a pump-action mechanism.
pump gun
noun
- a repeating gun operated by a slide-action mechanism feeding ammunition from a magazine under the barrel into the breech
Word History and Origins
Origin of pump gun1
Example Sentences
This new pump gun with a folding stock will be available in 12 and 20-gauge and both will hold 6 shells in the magazine.
It was still early enough to walk over to see if they were still there, so he put a handful of shells in his pocket, took down an old pump gun from the wall and set off, leaving Nell stepping over and around the recumbent white form of their guest as she cleared the table.
The men did as they were told, the sawed-off shotgun chuckled “Splendid,” and the pump gun moved swiftly around the table plucking swag from the wallets.
“Okay, now, draw that stack over near the edge of the table by your right arm,” the pump gun hissed melodramatically.
“Oh please not me, oh no, oh please no . . .” “You,” said the pump gun, pointing his weapon at Harlan Betchel.
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