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• n  a short musket of wide bore with a flared muzzle

• And the cancer arsenal is still heavy on the blunderbuss--blasting the body with harsh chemotherapy and radiation that take a huge toll on healthy as well as diseased tissue.
• His weapon of choice is the rhetorical blunderbuss.
• But if the filmmakers err on the side of humanity, neither are there any blunderbuss "Can't we all just get along?" messages.

News & Articles

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• Dick Pinney's Guidelines Skeet shooting can hone field hunting skills
  Too many of us wing-shooters put the old blunderbuss away after Christmas and don't bring it back out until the first day of bird hunting season.
  Sept. 1, 2013 - New Hampshire Union Leader

Quotes

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• Joe Duffy in Irish Examiner
  Prof Duffy said the test "leans towards the concept of personalised treatment rather than giving the chemotherapy blunderbuss to all patients, regardless of whether it is suitable for them or not".
• Michael G Oxley in San Francisco Chronicle
  Oxley called the provision "a blunderbuss, at best."
• James Sensenbrenner in MSNBC
  People who are in flagrant disregard should face a criminal process rather than a regulator process,Sensenbrenner said. "That is the way to go. Aim the cannon specifically at the people committing the offenses, rather than the blunderbuss...