There are various reasons. Some people enjoy using them for recreation, some people keep them for self defense, some people simply collect them. And unfortunately, some people have them so they can commit violent crimes.
The native Americans were given guns, so they could easily decimate settlers
they rise by their knowlege of guns and they had better armor and guns then the americans but once we invented the fire gun wich was used in mid ww2 they copied the americans but it work out so good.
That's an extremely difficult question to answer with any accuracy. Depending on who you ask, there are between 150 million and 275 million guns in the U.S. but there is no national registration and most states don't require registration, so there is no way to really know exactly how many people own guns.
noooo! because the Americans are nice,sweet,and helpful.but some people are mean in America so are the canadieans.
No way to answer your question- in MOST of the US, there is no requirement for registration of ordinary rifles, pistols and shotguns- so no numbers available. It is ESTIMATED that between 1/4 and 1/3 of all Americans own a firearm.
the Normans are so keen because they are jealous
Definitely theres 1, but two no so keen on it...
They had to be overwhealmed because of the settlement they had.
Because their guns wasnt that good, so Paine told them to wait until they see their eyes , then they could shot
During the times when there were quite a bit of Native Americans still living in the US, people, including military leaders traded guns for some of the things that the tribes had. The Native Americans had not seen or used a gun before and this was much better than the weapons they were using, so they took on using guns as part of their everyday life. Which is also why there were so many Native American revolts against the "White men" otherwise known as the commmon citizen back then.
4-10 Million or so
Millions. They have been making guns for over 150 years. Due to a fire, many of their early production records were lost, so not likely to get an exact answer.