And when somebody breaks into my house? What tell them to hold on while I get the gun out of the safe?

Too logical for radical 2nd amendment people.

And when somebody breaks into my house? What tell them to hold on while I get the gun out of the safe?

When you get home, take it out of the safe, when you leave put it in the safe.

That's not what your first statement said.

"If you aren't using it, it belongs in a safe."

Just trying to understand your statement.

And when somebody breaks into my house? What tell them to hold on while I get the gun out of the safe?

When you get home, take it out of the safe, when you leave put it in the safe.

That's not what your first statement said.
"If you aren't using it, it belongs in a safe."
Just trying to understand your statement.

And when somebody breaks into my house? What tell them to hold on while I get the gun out of the safe?

When you get home, take it out of the safe, when you leave put it in the safe.

That's not what your first statement said.

"If you aren't using it, it belongs in a safe."

Just trying to understand your statement.

Oh, I forgot to mention for the teacher.
At age 12 we were making gunpowder with a simple chemistry set from the 5 & Dime store.
So if we could figure it out at age 12 I think todays kids can also.
We also made our own toy lead soldiers w/o grown-ups around (it's a wonder we're still alive).
The Government taught me how to do it with things you find around the average home (but that was at a much later time).

Same here many, many decades ago.
We did the same, filled a bottle and dropped a lit firecracker inside. Then running away like hell.

And when somebody breaks into my house? What tell them to hold on while I get the gun out of the safe?

When you get home, take it out of the safe, when you leave put it in the safe.

That's not what your first statement said.
"If you aren't using it, it belongs in a safe."
Just trying to understand your statement.

When I was about 5 or 6 me and my sister found my dad's service pistol.
Great fun. How does it work? Press the trigger perhaps?
Now the pistol wasn't loaded and we didn't find any ammo.
What is the greatest risk?
Being shot by an intruder or one of your own family?
For heavens sake.
All guns should be unloaded and put in a safe when not used.
Rifles should also be dismantled and the vital parts put in a safe.
And don't leave your ammo around.

Actually that is exactly what both statements read. However apparently you don't consider using it to include at ready personal protection, but only discharging it.

If I may, if you wave a gun around in a robbery but never discharge it or even have it loaded, you have used a gun in a robbery. In some jurisdictions simply having without displaying it is use in the crime.

This is the point I am making. If you can affirmatively state how you are using it, then you are using it, otherwise you aren't using it and it belongs locked up. The owner must take this view or he isn't treating the weapon safely.

I'll let others quibble about sufficiency of use.

If you are referring to Nasim Najafi Aghdam and Trump's favorite 'Fake News' CNN...

But how was she able to get a gun in the US?

But how was she able to get a gun in the US?

Easy. Just ask a bent cop

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