No. Unless you use the stricting definition of "fluid". Hot gasses is a form of fluid so the gasses formed by the buring of the powder can be consided a fluid.
Guns require oil to keep the moving parts lubricated. This oil is a fluid but it does not really move or flow during the operation of the gun.
Large artillery guns have a shock absorption system that is used to resist the recoil of the barrel. This shock absorber does contain hydraulic fluid.
depends what fluids, but all industries use some sort of fluids in most proccesses
There are no guns in the mii channel and cannot use guns to kill.
what type of guns did they use for genocide
Countries that are members of the UN use guns.
guns
Long guns and hand guns.
Yes
guns that shoot.
All guns use gun powder except Air guns and Air rifles
Traditional Aborigines did not have guns, not did they see any use for them. Those that were integrated into European society did learn to use guns.
They use a lot of guns given them by the US BATF.
Devices and machines that use fluids include hydraulic systems, such as excavators and car brakes, which rely on pressurized liquids to transmit force. Pneumatic systems, like air compressors and spray guns, utilize compressed gases for operation. Additionally, fluidic devices, such as valves and pumps, manage the flow of liquids and gases in various applications, from industrial processes to everyday appliances. These systems leverage the properties of fluids to perform work efficiently and effectively.