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Maunude ñiɗi tammbude ko 'yan! Warto goɗɗo mawko maa haa kam pilol hay Pistol emoji ngardol to haɓaka maunudo e yam.
Jambaar ɗi ɗe dari kala. Alama Pistol e emoji ko ni haɓaka nder waɗata maunudo, tarnaade ɗiɗe hari ńe tawaale kala. To holto hay Pistol emoji ɓe njango, pay tuttinima e ɗo yimɓe njangorta harjoɓe, waɗii tarnaade hari kala, walla waɗii nder maunude.
The 🔫 Pistol emoji represents a toy or water gun, used in a playful, non-threatening way to express mischief or make lighthearted 'threats'.
Simply click on the 🔫 emoji above to instantly copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it anywhere - in messages, social media, documents, or any app that supports emojis.
The 🔫 Pistol emoji was introduced in Emoji E0.6 and is now supported across all major platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.
The 🔫 Pistol emoji belongs to the Koowhi category, specifically in the Poojeji subcategory.
The pistol emoji has the most dramatic platform difference in emoji history. Apple changed it from a realistic handgun to a green water gun in 2016. Other platforms followed, making it one of the few emojis redesigned for social reasons rather than aesthetic ones.
Originally depicted as a realistic handgun. In 2016, Apple controversially changed it to a water gun, and other platforms followed. This remains the most significant emoji redesign for social/political reasons.
The most dramatic platform difference in emoji history. Apple changed it from a realistic revolver to a green water gun in 2016. Google, Samsung, Microsoft, and others followed, making it the only emoji redesigned industry-wide for social reasons.
The water gun redesign sparked debate about whether tech companies should alter emoji meanings. Some argued it reduced communication clarity; others praised it for discouraging gun imagery in digital communication.