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When ''at ramme'' is used to mean ''to hit'', it means only to shoot with a firearm, or to hit with anything?
When ''at ramme'' is used to mean ''to hit'', it means only to shoot with a firearm, or to hit with anything?
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@FrancoN877 it can be used for anything that hits a mark/subject by any means - also figuratively.
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