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GUN FACTS, MYTHS AND TIPS

Just how well do you know your guns? Even the most experienced shooters keep learning and fine-tuning their aim. So let's take a closer look.

TIPS

Gun safety doesn’t stop at the range.
It’s important to assess and update your home safety measures.
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Store guns unloaded and locked away, with ammunition stored separately.
Always assume that a firearm is capable of firing and handle it accordingly.
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Teach children about gun safety and ensure they cannot access firearms while unsupervised.
Commit to gun safety by regularly reviewing safe gun storage practices with the people you live with.
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FACTS   

Americans are not as divided as it may seem about guns and gun ownership. Most are in support of responsible gun ownership.

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MYTHS (Hover over each card to flip)

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Gun safety is only necessary when the gun is loaded.
Treat every firearm as if it’s loaded. That will reinforce safe handling habits and help you avoid a potentially deadly accidental discharge.
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Keeping guns hidden is enough to keep them away from children.
Children are curious! Simply hiding guns doesn’t guarantee their safety. (Who among us as kids didn’t disobey our parents on occasion?) Make sure no one can get to your gun without your permission.
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Accidental discharges can’t happen to experienced shooters.
Accidental discharges can happen to anyone, regardless of experience. Complacency leads to mistakes, even among the most seasoned shooters. Stay vigilant, follow safety protocols, and store guns responsibly.
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It’s enough for just the gun owner to know the basics of gun safety.
Involving your family in gun safety discussions creates a shared understanding and ensures everyone knows how to respond in case of an emergency.
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Responsible gun ownership starts with you.

As a firearm owner, you play a vital role in preventing gun violence.

Strengthen your commitment to safety by exploring more tips and gun safety information.

Is it an emergency?

Dial 911 for immediate assistance.

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