Alligatorob
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About the only way would be to reduce availability and law enforcement. Both would take time, probably a lot of it.Just one problem: How would you suggest convincing criminals to give up their guns so decent people don't need theirs?
I know you, and many others, believe they need their guns for self protection. However I am not sure those guns really make people safer. I worry more about what might happen to a grandchild when one of my guns got used.
I keep mine under lock and key, and do not keep ammunition available. Double safe, however I know it would make it hard to use one in an emergency, but I feel better about the safety of the kids...
I am sure there are many publications on all sides of this issue, but this is one that kind of makes my point:
Will a Gun Keep Your Family Safe? Here’s What the Evidence Says
The pandemic has inspired a surge in gun sales, but research shows that having a firearm in the house won’t necessarily help in a dangerous moment — and it will heighten other risks.https://www.thetrace.org/2020/04/gu...hat,potential protective benefits of firearms.