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How long has john tripp been living in Germany?
He is since 2004 playing in Germany
Are machine-guns long range weapons?
Yes, machine-guns are long range weapons!
Who discovered Germany?
Germany has been home to people since well before recorded history. In that light, no one "discovered" it. People had just "been there" a long, long time, and eventually sovereign boundaries were set up and the kingdom or country of Germany appeared.
How long have people been making cheese?
for over 100,000,000 years
What weapons did they use in the battle of long island?
muskets, and guns, (pennsilcainians used rifles)
How long has guns been around?
As long as guns have been around.
How long has smith and Wesson been making guns?
Smith & Wesson first started in 1852, but failed. They tried again in 1856 and had success, and have been making guns since. So, if you go by their second attempt they've been at it 157 years. If you go by their first attempt it's 161 years.
What is a ithica gun co serial 212590?
Not enough information to answer. We need ALL markings and a description- Ithaca has been making guns a LONG time.
How long has guns been used?
About 1,000 years now.
Why do people think there should be no guns?
Because they think if there were no guns, there would be no crime. Unfortunately, there has been crime since long before there were guns.
How long have people been making jack o lanterns?
they have been making it for a long time. (: ♥
How long have people been making felt?
People have been making felt for a very long time sio
What type of guns are used today?
hand guns , long guns, Air guns , Rifle these are used as a firearms .
How long has john tripp been living in Germany?
He is since 2004 playing in Germany
Who is President of Germany 2011?
Christian Wulff has been the president of germany for a long time
How long have they been making cars?
skoda has been making cars since 1895
How long has Germany been using the euro?
Germany began using the euro in 2002, so it's been about 9 years.
