31.   Unlike cigarettes, which can be deadly when used as the manufacturers intended, guns have safe and proper uses like hunting and target shooting.

32.   Under the Senate proposal, all new guns would have to be sold with such devices.

33.   What if the gun had more protrusions -- say, a horrendous case of metallic chicken pox?

34.   What the guns have in common, supporters say, is that they tend to be small, inexpensive and used in a disproportionate number of crimes.

35.   When an owner dies, the banned gun will have to be shipped out of California, destroyed or turned in to the police.

36.   ABC said she also was shot in the shoulder and the gun had a third bullet in it.

37.   Firearms experts say the longer gun has less muzzle flash.

38.   Supporters agree that no gun sold now has the safety features warranted by the Senate bill.

39.   The gun had five live rounds when police recovered it.

40.   They said the gun had one round ready to fire and its safety was off when school officials confiscated it.