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Everything that I own is kept in a safe except for my Springfield XD which is on my person 18 hours a day. At night it rests on top of the safe which is next to my bed. My son will be 2 in a few months and has already been at the safe hanging on the handle saying 'open, open, open'. I agree with the above poster that exposure is the way to go, you hide guns from a kid and curiosity will get the better of them and you.
Nowadays a decent safe can be had for not much more than an entry level shotgun, there is no excuse to not have a safe if you have children, not to mention the relative peace of mind it gives you when you are away from home.
Nowadays a decent safe can be had for not much more than an entry level shotgun, there is no excuse to not have a safe if you have children, not to mention the relative peace of mind it gives you when you are away from home.
