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Hannah demonstrated the device - a cable lock - at his office recently. It looks a lot like a bike lock, and the cable slides through the gun's action, stopping it from firing.
What about using a gun in an emergency self-defense situation - wouldn't the locks get in the way? Hannah says that just as people train at the range, people can train for self-defense by practicing unlocking guns or opening safes quickly. |
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How about teaching your children gun safety?
The liberals can't seem to grasp the obvious.
Children as young as 10 can learn safe gun handling and that will go a long way in preventing negligent injuries and deaths by firearms. |
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