pro-gun

Adjective

Meaning

pro-gun (comparative more pro-gun, superlative most pro-gun)

Alternative form of progun.

Antonyms

Examples

And the reference to hunting is particularly odd, given that Sanders has come under fire from his opponents for his history of being more pro-gun than most progressives, as a representative of a state with a strong hunting tradition. Source: Internet

And none of the incidents studied here---ended because an armed civilian intervened (there was one such intervention in 2014, but that's exceedingly rare, despite what the pro-gun death advocates at the NRA tell us). Source: Internet

After a mass shooting in the US the pro-gun response is always "Now isn't the time to be talking about gun control" and after a terrorist act by a self-identified Muslim we get the standard "Muslims concerned about anti-Islamic backlash". Source: Internet

If you’ll remember back to, I believe, January of this year, we saw armed people storming the statehouse in Virginia in a pro-gun rally. Source: Internet

Demonstrators are seen during a pro-gun rally January 20, 2020, in Richmond, Virginia. Source: Internet

Attorney Gen. Josh Shapiro says Texas-based pro-gun group Defense Distributed agreed to block Pennsylvania users after an emergency hearing Sunday night in federal court in Philadelphia. Source: Internet

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