Question: We're duels held using guns?
About the article "Shooting", section "Practical uses".

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Shooting is used for hunting upland game birds such as grouse or pheasant, rabbits, culling, deer hunting, or other wild game animals, or shooting pest animals.
Clay pigeon shooting is meant to simulate shooting live pigeons released from traps, after doing so was banned in the United Kingdom in 1921.
Sometimes "shooting" refers to the hunting activity itself.
Shooting is also used in warfare, self-defense, crime, and law enforcement.
Duels were sometimes held using guns.
Shooting without a target has applications such as celebratory gunfire, 21-gun salute, or firing starting pistols, incapable of releasing bullets.
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In April 2006, along with Boston mayor Thomas Menino, Bloomberg co-founded Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
A December 2013 press release by the group said the bipartisan coalition included over 1,000 mayors.
As mayor, Bloomberg increased the mandatory minimum sentence for illegal possession of a loaded handgun, saying: "Illegal guns don't belong on our streets and we're sending that message loud and clear.
We're determined to see that gun dealers who break the law are held accountable, and that criminals who carry illegal loaded guns serve serious time behind bars."
He opposes the death penalty, saying he would "rather lock somebody up and throw away the key and put them in hard labor."
For the remainder of the battle, the Germans did not try to storm the fortress again.
Fighting consisted of aerial bombing of the fortress, duels between the fortress' guns and German field artillery and skirmishes between German and Norwegian ski units doing reconnaissance and bringing in supplies of food, ammunition and fuel.
To counter German guns placed in the positional guns' blind zones, the Norwegian artillerymen positioned their two 8.4 cm field guns to cover areas the fixed guns could not reach.
Over the days, the Norwegian guns targeted machine gun nests, gun positions, command posts and ammunition depots in the surrounding area.
On 23 April, one of the 7.5 cm positional guns was knocked out, one of the fortress' command towers was destroyed and the water line was broken.
The second 7.5 cm gun was destroyed on 24 April.
The fortress was under constant artillery fire and held out chiefly to be in a position to support the allied offensive expected from the north.
On 25 April, the Germans employed a new weapon against the fortress when a seaplane dropped a bomb, annihilating the houses outside the walls with shrapnel ending up in Hegra village several kilometres away.
From 29 April, the artillery bombardment steadily increased in strength, with German guns reinforced by captured Norwegian howitzers from the armoury in Trondheim, and the next day one of the three 10.5 cm guns at the fortress was knocked out.
During the siege, a total of over 2,300 shells rained down on Hegra Fortress. 
An unnamed gunslinger, referred to as The Lady, enters the Old West town of Redemption circa 1881 where she enters a single elimination gunfighting contest held by Redemption's ruthless leader, John Herod, a former outlaw.
She meets Cort, a former Herod henchman turned reverend, whom Herod captures and forces to enter the contest, and Fee "The Kid" Herod, a brash young gun shop owner who hopes to impress Herod, whom he believes to be his father, by winning the contest.
Though now a preacher, Cort is an amazingly fast and talented gunfighter, and the only man that Herod truly respects and fears.
Herod covers this by treating Cort cruelly, denying him water, beating him and keeping him chained to an old fountain.
The first duels of all three go well, as does Herod's duel where he kills braggart Ace Hanlon, who had taken credit for some of Herod's own accomplishments.
The Lady's duel goes well as she defeats an old enemy she left shackled to a wagon.
Cort's duel also goes well, as he defeats one of Herod's men who thought he was getting an easy kill.
Herod later learns that the townspeople have secretly hired a bounty hunter, Clay Cantrell, to enter the contest and kill him, but he kills Cantrell instead.
Herod then angrily informs the townspeople that since they had so much money to hire Cantrell, he's going to raise taxes.
The next day, Herod declares that all future duels must be to the death and forbids anyone from dropping out, thus ensuring that only one will be left standing.
Later that day, during a rainstorm, the Lady duels and guns down another of Herod's men, who sexually abused the bartender's young daughter.
Flashbacks reveal that The Lady's true name is Ellen, and she had grown up in Redemption, where her father was the town's Marshal.
One day Herod and his men invaded the town, killed all the deputies and tied her father to the gallows.
Herod gave Ellen a gun and offered to let her shoot the rope and free him.
However, she missed and killed her father instead.
Seeking revenge, she has come to Redemption with the intent of killing Herod.
A brief encounter with Herod leaves Ellen unsure about whether or not she can go through with it and she attempts to flee, but she reunites with the town's local doctor, Wallace, who was also her father's best friend and who convinces her to return to Redemption and free the town from Herod.
With Ellen, Cort, Herod and The Kid left as the four remaining contestants, Kid challenges Herod to a duel to win his respect.
Although Herod and the Kid both injure each other with bullet wounds, Kid's wounds prove fatal and he dies in Ellen's arms.
Herod, though obviously saddened by the Kid's death, still refuses to acknowledge the young man as his son, believing him to be the result of his wife's affair with a farmer.
When Ellen and Cort are forced to face each other, they refuse to open fire and Cort only shoots Ellen after Herod threatens to kill them both.
Cort furiously challenges Herod to a duel the next day, but seconds before their duel, Ellen suddenly reappears moments after using the Kid's stolen dynamite to blow up Herod's illegitimate business establishments: she and Cort had faked Ellen's death with help from Wallace and a blind salesman.
In the confusion, Cort dispatches Herod's men while Ellen goes on to fight Herod.
They draw their guns, but Herod outdraws and shoots Ellen in the arm, but she shoots him in the chest in a more fatal area and finishes him once and for all with a well-aimed gunshot to the eye.
With Herod gone and the law restored, Cort becomes the new Marshal of the town as Ellen rides off into the sunset.