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Reese · 05-12-2003, 03:15 AM

The gun should have been locked in a safe or had a trigger lock - parents fault 50%
The gun should should not have been handled or tried to be unloaded by an unskilled users. - babysitters fault 40%
The gun should have been able to be unloaded while safety is on. - Manufacturers fault 10%

I think a slightly different method of gun protection is to put maybe 1, maybe 2 blank shells in the gun before the actualy bullets. If a kid picked up the gun and pulled the trigger it would scare him shitless but there would be no harm done, and in case you actually need to use the gun its easy to fire off a round to get rid of the blank. Just a random thought.

05-12-2003, 03:15 AM	#24 (permalink)
Reese Delicious	The gun should have been locked in a safe or had a trigger lock - parents fault 50% The gun should should not have been handled or tried to be unloaded by an unskilled users. - babysitters fault 40% The gun should have been able to be unloaded while safety is on. - Manufacturers fault 10% I think a slightly different method of gun protection is to put maybe 1, maybe 2 blank shells in the gun before the actualy bullets. If a kid picked up the gun and pulled the trigger it would scare him shitless but there would be no harm done, and in case you actually need to use the gun its easy to fire off a round to get rid of the blank. Just a random thought. __________________ “It is better to be rich and healthy than poor and sick” - Dave Barry Last edited by Reese; 05-12-2003 at 03:22 AM..