Guns in the US

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Across
  1. 4. of life: A lifestyle or typical manner of living.
  2. 6. Restriction or prohibition of something
  3. 8. of fire: The speed at which a weapon can discharge rounds.
  4. 11. To become larger or greater in size, amount, or number.
  5. 13. Positive aspects or advantages or pros
  6. 14. sense: Sound, practical judgment.
  7. 15. Skilled or proficient in a particular area.
  8. 17. A firearm capable of firing one shot per trigger pull.
  9. 18. check: An investigation into an individual’s criminal history, typically before granting access or rights.
  10. 20. Legal or moral entitlements.
  11. 22. To possess or have control over something.
  12. 24. The state of possessing something.
  13. 25. shooting: An incident involving multiple casualties from gun violence.
  14. 27. An outdoor activity involving the pursuit and killing of animals for food or sport or both.
  15. 29. Free from harm or risk.
  16. 30. A recreational activity pursued for pleasure.
  17. 33. health check: An assessment of an individual's psychological well-being.
  18. 34. Related to countryside or non-urban areas.
  19. 35. license: A requirement for legal possession of a firearm. It's like a permit.
  20. 36. show: An event where firearms and related items are showcased and sold.
  21. 38. To become smaller or less in size, amount, or number.
  22. 40. defense: Protection of oneself from harm or threat.
  23. 41. Capable of being put to practical use.
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  1. 1. A small, easily handheld firearm.
  2. 2. A long-barreled firearm designed for precision shooting.
  3. 3. A primary or essential part of something.
  4. 5. The consequences or results following an event.
  5. 7. bloc: A group of voters with common interests or opinions.
  6. 9. Lacking value or practicality.
  7. 10. Close and detailed examination.
  8. 12. Amendment: The constitutional right related to bearing arms.
  9. 16. A firearm capable of continuous fire as long as the trigger is pressed.
  10. 19. Negative aspects or disadvantages or cons
  11. 21. Physical or emotional injury or damage.
  12. 23. To make stronger or more robust.
  13. 26. A policy providing financial protection or coverage in case of an accident
  14. 28. Likely to cause harm or danger. Lack of security.
  15. 31. stocks: Devices that increase the firing rate of a semi-automatic weapon.
  16. 32. An activity involving physical exertion or competition.
  17. 37. rate: The frequency of homicides in a given population.
  18. 39. To influence or change something.