A round of gunfire is commonly referred to as a "salvo." A salvo typically denotes a simultaneous discharge of multiple firearms or artillery pieces. In a more general sense, a single shot fired can also be called a "round."
A concerted round of gunfire is often referred to as a "barrage" or "volley." In a military context, it can also be called a "suppressive fire" when intended to incapacitate or deter an enemy. In other scenarios, it might simply be described as a "gunfight" or "gun battle" if involving multiple shooters.
Spinning or rotating
Helter-skelter.
One round side: Cone Two round sides: Cylinder or frustrum More than 2 round sides: no specific name.
It's called a volley
A round of gunfire is commonly referred to as a "salvo." A salvo typically denotes a simultaneous discharge of multiple firearms or artillery pieces. In a more general sense, a single shot fired can also be called a "round."
Seven Hours of Gunfire was created in 1965.
Gunfire - 1934 was released on: USA: 1 December 1934
Gunfire - 1950 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved (PCA #14640)
a worrior
round and round is on the album called a year without rain
I don't think that this statistic exists, and if it did, wouldn't know where to find it.
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A grove of gunfire's
A fusillade is a burst of gunfire (from the French fusil, a rifle). Merciless means without mercy. So a merciless fusillade is a burst of gunfire without mercy. Clearly there is some metonymy (It is actually the gunners who are without mercy, not the gunfire) or personification (the human quality of mercilessness is attributed to the gunfire) going on here.
The cast of Seven Tons of Gunfire - 1964 includes: Elke Sommer