Pop23
Gold Member
You are mistaken. It is one very large stretch, from the "privilege" of hunting to the RIGHT of keeping and bearing arms. No. Nuh uh, screw that, and also piss off.
Not so much.......that hunter safety course includes gun safety as well because it's for those hunting Modern Firearm AKA guns.
To own a gun in this country you already have to get a concealed or open carry permit before being able to purchase one, regardless what you intend to use it for. With that requirement, would it really be so bad to also require a safety course taught by military or police before purchasing a gun. It's not taking away any right to own any gun on the market. But it is teaching people the safety and hazards of owning one.
Currently there is no training and people buy guns, but they don't have the first clue how to use it, how to clean it, what a 'safety' is or where it's located even. They don't seem to have the first clue how to keep those guns 'secured' from others or how to avoid accidents.
They just think it's good to have a gun, with some ammo and prop it behind the bedroom door and think it's all good. WRONG!
Do you really think the issue is ignorance, rather than simple negligence?
True enough about negligence being a contributor. A safety course would give some kind of heads up though
And do almost nothing of statistical value. Roughly 99% of gun deaths are caused by A. Criminal activity and B. Suicide. Neither will be effected by training.
The other 1% is caused by carelessness. Those folks won’t be any less careless because they went to a class or two.
So, if there’s a point to all this, except, wouldn’t it be nice, please bring it forth.
If nothing else, it could appease the anti-gunners and still allow ownership of semi-autos & bump stocks or anything else they're targeting for banning
I don’t negotiate my rights aware
It’s a fools game
Bring a problem that this will solve and we will talk. Until then, I’ve heard of no such problem.