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Firearm Safety Starts at Home Sources News Release http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR954.htm Publisher:  Canada Safety Council Date Written:  17/08/10 Year Published:  2010   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter If you have firearms in your home, the best way to prevent them from being involved in a tragedy is to keep them stored safely # unloaded and securely locked up. Abstract:  Safe storage can prevent a tragedy. Firearm ownership is fairly common in rural households in Canada, where guns are used for hunting, sport and wildlife control. By and large, most Canadian firearm owners have long guns # a study in the Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine shows about three-quarters have a rifle, and two-thirds a shotgun. Almost always, these firearms are kept at home when not in use # which is why the Canada Safety Council is concerned about safe storage. #Most gun-... To read the full release go to http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR954.htm Topics Firearms Firearms Safety

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