Would you ask people if they have a gun in the house as a prerequisite to letting your kids
play in there?

Half the housholds in the US have guns. http://www.justfacts.com/guncontrol.asp

The bad apples are the ones who leave them laying around. It causes the kind of paranoia you're
indicating.

What if someone invaded your house in the middle of the night, and you didn't have a gun? I bet
Sean Taylor's girlfriend was wishing he had a gun last week.




>>I have a walk in closet in which I walled off 3 feet at the end. The door to it has an electronic
>>lock. I can open that lock with a simple 4 digit keypress. Very fast. The shotgun has 7 shells in
>>it, but not chambered, so all I have to do it pick it up, rack it once, and take the safety off.
>>Since it's in my master bedroom, it's right where I need it. It's the perfect blend of safety and
>>security.
>
>Well, that certainly sounds safer than what Mike has planned. I still wouldn't let my kid play in your house (not that I have little kids anymore), but at least you've attempted to keep your kids safe.
>
>Tamar