Mental health/background checks

Discussion in 'Gun Control' started by Regular Joe, Jun 16, 2014.

  1. smevins

    smevins New Member

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    I have never used a trigger lock, but I have been told they are crap. even if they were the law, people won't use them inside their home. It would be like smoke detectors--people kept taking the batteries out so now they have to be hardwired in lots of places.
     
  2. Texan

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    I agree. Some of the trigger locks that come with new guns are made for that gun and work pretty well, but the generic locks are usually cumbersome garbage. I unload them and put them in a safe. My pistols are kept loaded in a pistol safe with a simplex lock. Only my wife and I know the combo.
     
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    Which is the core f the Australian laws and seems to have been what, more than the buy back or the restrictions, caused the drop in firearms related incidents
     
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    stjames1_53 Banned

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    and the vaccum left behind is now filled with violent gang activities, violent home invasions, and increase of non-firearm related suicides. Nope, you're still the violent society that you started out with, maybe more so and with an increase of violence in a disarmed society always ends badly
     

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