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Introduction
- Gun safety is a somewhat contentious issue. Individuals have to weigh having easy access to a weapon versus the weapon being away from children, who might accidentally injure themselves or others, or people who might steal the weapon. The scope of this guide focuses on safety over convenience.
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Step 3: Consider a Gun Lock
- You may also want to consider a gun lock to secure your guns. There are two types of gun locks: one prevents the trigger from being fired, and the other locks the barrel so it cannot be loaded. There are some reports that certain gun locks can be easily disabled or are not well-designed. Researching gun locks thoroughly, and using them in combination with other security measures, is a way to reduce risk and increase safety.
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Conclusion
For people who want to securely and safely store guns, the key points to remember are to store guns unloaded and store guns in a locked secure area. Some people believe that teaching gun safety to all members of a house in which there are guns is another way to help ensure gun safety. That way, if a younger child comes across a weapon, either at home or elsewhere, he or she will be less likely to get hurt.
