>>>>But of course, a gun loaded and ready is the most dangerous way to keep it.
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>>>>Tamar
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>>>If a rabid dog attacked a child in my neighborhood the dog would be dead within 30 seconds. I might be a big dude but I am pretty sure I could be loaded up and ready in a few seconds.
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>>I've always felt a loaded gun was a complete gun. Why have one if you aren't going to load it?
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>I actually agree with you, which is why I think most people shouldn't have guns. Loaded guns are far too dangerous in most hands and unloaded guns are irrelevant in most of the situations discussed in this thread.
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>Tamar


Somebody write this down, somewhere - Tamar and I agree on something, or two somethings. If a person buys a handgun, longgun, shotgun, or any kind of weapon, they have a duty and responsibility to know how to use the thing. Otherwise, it will most likely have an adverse effect on them.