I have a new op-ed on gunlocks in today's Washington Times.
Touting locks as a way to reduce accidental gun deaths among children, Sarah Brady of the Brady Campaign, a gun-control organization, immediately responded to the House vote by saying, "as a mother, this makes me ill." But despite the obvious feel-good appeal of these rules, gun locks and safe-storage laws are more likely to cost lives than to save them. Possibly the worst thing about mandating that handguns be sold with locks is that it exaggerates the risks of guns in the home and scares some people into not owning them. . . .
Update: Clayton Cramer and Ted Nugent have some comments.
Update: Clayton Cramer and Ted Nugent have some comments.
Gunlocks endanger lives
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