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Not only that, only those foolish enough to think that guns are needed for protection would do this.So then......"loaded = unsafe"?
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Not only that, only those foolish enough to think that guns are needed for protection would do this.So then......"loaded = unsafe"?
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More useless facts by these guys.
Survey shows, people that spend more money then they have, end up not having any money.
That can't be right............................. politicians spend billions more than they have and still end up as millionaires.
Ray
After mustering out, I kept a 1911 on me at all times. My MomFound this online - if it was posted before I apologize for posting again
One in 3 US veteran firearm owners keeps a gun loaded and unlocked
That or you start teaching your kids early, like Mas Ayoob's "Gun Proof Your Kids" book, take the magic and "forbidden fruit" out of it and defang the snake.In a home where no kids reside I think it is up to each gun owner to decide which defense posture is prudent. If kids live in a house I definitely think guns should be on the owner's person or locked up, because kids are remarkably good at finding guns.
In a home where no kids reside I think it is up to each gun owner to decide which defense posture is prudent. If kids live in a house I definitely think guns should be on the owner's person or locked up, because kids are remarkably good at finding guns.
Isn't there a biker saying about this? Something like... "Let Those Who Ride Decide"?Six pages and...
I still think that the gun owner should store and secure his / her firearms as they see fit ...
What works for someone in their house / situation may not work in someone else's home.
I do not want someone , who has no real idea about me , telling me what to do with my guns in my home.
Andy
Six pages and...
I still think that the gun owner should store and secure his / her firearms as they see fit ...
What works for someone in their house / situation may not work in someone else's home.
I do not want someone , who has no real idea about me , telling me what to do with my guns in my home.
Andy
I've made my kids watch the Eddie Eagle videos, taken them to the range with a 22 rifle early on, and I still would not trust them with unescorted access to a loaded gun. They are not old or mature enough to resist the urge to show them off to friends or play with them. I am not willing to take the chance that they will accidentally shoot themselves or someone else or take one to a friend's house and get me arrested. If I made a risk assessment that my chance of being burglarized was higher, I would keep a loaded gun on my person instead of leaving it loaded and unsecured.
All gun owing parents need to conduct a cost-benefit analysis before leaving guns unlocked and/or loaded.
Everyone can do what they want, and I don't want the government telling parents how to raise their kids or organize their life. I just have my opinion as to how I see the situation.