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Discussion Between Barkley, McEnroe and Costas About the "Gun Culture"

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Don't read into my question/point.

 

It's simple.

 

Most people who have guns do not have guns for hunting.

 

Simple as that.

Where do you get that info Clyde? Is there somewhere there's a #?

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Where do you get that info Clyde? Is there somewhere there's a #?

 

UKMF listed it earlier. Most people have a gun for protection.

I suppose nationally that could be true. I would bet the farm that in KY that's not true. Again, I have no link to back that up.

I also think that we discount just how many long guns that are out there. I'd argue 'til I'm blue in the face that those are NOT designed or owned for personal protection.

I also think that we discount just how many long guns that are out there. I'd argue 'til I'm blue in the face that those are NOT designed or owned for personal protection.

 

As far as I know, my dad still has his extensive collection. He used to have far more rifles and shotguns (unless he had a super-duper secret hiding place for all his other handguns I didn't know about).

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Don't read into my question/point.

 

It's simple.

 

Most people who have guns do not have guns for hunting.

 

Simple as that.

Nor do most have them to kill. Not that you're saying they do, but lets face it, too many make that claim.

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