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› Fact sheet › Australia › Sydney School of Public Health

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    "Harmless" .22 calibre rabbit rifles kill more people than any other type of gun
    1 Mar 1998
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    Philip Alpers
    GunPolicy.org
    Sydney School of Public Health

    Contrary to their popular image as low-powered "bunny guns," .22-calibre rifles are commonly used in multiple shootings. In seven mass killings involving .22 rifles in Australia and New Zealand alone, 54 people died by gunfire.

    The .22 rifle is also the most commonly used...

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