What percentage do lock their guns, but leave the key in a easy to find location?
45% of gun owners don’t lock up their guns.
Prevent child access
Reduce crime
Prevent suicide
LOCK 
UP YOUR GUNS
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That's a bit of a catch 22 there. They put their guns in a safe, because it is safer to have it locked away, but if you then hide the key in a difficult to access place it's going to be mighty difficult to react instantly whenever there's a burglary.
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I don't understand the hand clap thing... what is the purpose of it?
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Emphasis.
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If I recall. Didn't the father of the parkland shooter give his son his guns back or something, or even if he had them and his son took them, ol' dad should be locked up for life for leaving them out in the open for his crazy kid to get a hold of.
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Wasnt that the Nashville shooter story, too many to keep track of these days.
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I see two houses next to each other both have a yard sign 1 says owner has guns unlocked & ready to use. The other says guns locked in safe. Which one gets robbed and owners killed...
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The one where the owners living there aren’t home.
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Seriously though, right? I wouldn't be so very against private gun ownership if gun enthusiasts: 1) were required to pass a test about common sense safety tips like these and 2) would be held personally liable with any crime committed with their gun.
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Most states do require for a individual to go through a hunters education course, which explains all the safety steps. And they usually are held accountable for those things, its just never talked about
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