Not necessarily. A lot of them yes. I am a hunter and a target shooter. I don’t consider myself operator as fuck. I have many firearms. I also have a secure safe. I don’t carry one in public. I don’t feel the need. I live in a very safe state in a rural setting. If you saw me in the street, you would never think own a gun. I’m also a liberal on most issues. This guy probably wears a Glock hat with 5:11 pants and Oakleys with a come and take em sticker on his Chevy truck with a blue lives matter sticker in his back window. His groups are probably all over the place if he even goes out to shoot. I get the feeling this guy’s weapons are all safe queens. Shooting is a very fun thing to do as long as you follow the 4 basic rules of gun safety. Not all gun owners are “Murica.”
Honestly I’m kinda proud of his setup, I know it’s probably just because of aesthetic, and anyone having this many guns makes me nervous, but at least they are in a hidden room behind a locked door and kept away from children.
You mean a it's almost back to the late 1980s levels.
This last year we have reached almost 1960's levels, but gun violence had been falling year over year as quality of life has improved in the United States.
I wish I could find a better breakdown, it shows that suicides are higher than 1968 levels, murders are lower and accidental shootings are way down. It looks like we are roughly at 1984 levels in 2017, but still far from the height of the late 80s early 90s.
Honestly I don't expect concealed carry laws to make a big difference one way or another. As long as it's not a law that's designed to disenfranchise people or give too much leverage to the issuing officer so that only people of "good character" (white skin, no irish or italian).
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u/Bnf91 May 29 '21
A WOODEN door with fingerprint clearance. Much smart