What is it? Set 254

No, I came up with it all by Republican Self. Between inheritance and purchase I have accumulated about a dozen or so rifles and shotguns and am a firm believe in the 2nd Amendment to the US Constitution.

Dave Nagel

and you keep them all locked?

why not just throw them away and be done with it?

You are going a little overboard with dumb questions.

You do not have to go way overboard to prove that you are stupid, you can simply be your normal self.

Related to your dumb question, there are different trigger locks, including those that are easy to unlock in case of emergency. Also, if you have a lot of guns, you only need one to defend yourself, so keeping others locked up is a simple prudent step to deter theft.

How old are they?

Lemme guess--you've never heard a "Confucius say" joke before.

I keep them locked because I have three very young grandsons. The one that isn't locked is where I can get it if necessary.

Six, five and three. When they get older I will teach them gun safety and how to shoot.

What does that have to do with anything?

so you keep them loaded or next to ammo, but in reach of very young kids- but locked?

Do you kitchen knives have locks too?

Do you feel you have competition in that area now?

Is this another great saying taught in the russian army?

Oh, I see. If burglars see guns with trigger locks, they just get frustrated and leave.

Locking gun away in a cabinet seems reasonable if warranted.

Gun locks on the other hand are just stupid, especially trigger locks.

the only thing that belongs in that area is a finger if you're going to shoot. Not dubious luggage lock nonsense that may or may not even work at all.

Dave, It helps to establish your "Best If Used Before...." date. No, wait, it might be some other date, which might be best identified by saying to you, "Knock, knock."

Flash

Who's there?

Dave