[dolore]

skittlefaerie wrote: ...yes, really.

no not really, i sleep with a shotgun under my bed in a case locked up safe. It takes me a second to unlock it and pull it out.

[kitmusiclver]

Its the parents choice on what they allow in their house.

[toxicmeltdown]

Yes they should, But i think they need to lock them away for there use unless they completely trust there children to not kill them or themselves or anyone eles =/.

[blondie1228]

What they bring in is their choice. But it's up to them to keep their kids away from it.

[undone_1]

skittlefaerie wrote: And like I've said several times, putting it in a place where a child can't get to it defeats the purpose of having a gun for protection.

Why would you want a child handling a gun? O_O
The purpose is so you can use it.

[skittlefaerie]

dolore wrote: no not really, i sleep with a shotgun under my bed in a case locked up safe. It takes me a second to unlock it and pull it out.

And a child could easily get into it.

[skittlefaerie]

undone_1 wrote: Why would you want a child handling a gun? O_O The purpose is so you can use it.

Do you have any reading comprehension at all?

[undone_1]

skittlefaerie wrote: Do you have any reading comprehension at all?

lmfao no need to get all snippy at me.
Anyway, you said
"putting it in a place where a child can't get to it defeats the purpose of having a gun for protection."
Put simply for you, my response was that keeping the gun in a place where a child can't get to it wouldn't defeat the purpose of having the gun. This is due to the fact that you can still use the gun for protection. Honestly, why would you want your gun in a place where a child could get to it?

[chadgrey]

skittlefaerie wrote: And a child could easily get into it.

Not really if it takes a key or combo your kids can't get to them

[blondie1228]

I remember tat when I was like five, my dad kept his guns in the house. If I ever went near them I got in a ah*t ton of trouble. I leanred my lesson kinda quick.