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In reply to the discussion: Simple question. Is there such a thing as a "responsible gun owner"? [View all]Glassunion
(10,201 posts)48. Co-Worker was also an M1A1 tanker in the Gulf War
He used to tell tales of his commander having the nasty habit of trying to spit his chewing tobacco while riding up top with the hatch open. He was constantly getting spit on.
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state trooper in Oklahoma last week let his 3 year-old nephew find his unsecured gun
CBGLuthier
Dec 2012
#3
depends how far away they are, I suppose. Pistols up close, Shotguns @ 20-75yds, Rifles far away.
OneTenthofOnePercent
Dec 2012
#65
But enough aren't. And those who promote more guns in more places, darn sure aren't.
Hoyt
Dec 2012
#27
And most of them do not use the weaons AND most importantly don't promote more and more guns in more
Hoyt
Dec 2012
#30
Yes, for a limited time. It could be their entire lives. It could be up until next week.
onehandle
Dec 2012
#36
It seems to me that those occasional hunters could very well be some of the most dangerous.
ComplimentarySwine
Dec 2012
#59
Yeah, me. I have two hand guns and three long guns. Each has a trigger lock ...
11 Bravo
Dec 2012
#53
My dad was extremely responsible with his 2 hunting rifles and single handgun.
kestrel91316
Dec 2012
#61