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Gun Safes - 4 Revealing Statistics Why Firearms Owners Need A Gun Safe
If your house is on fire would your gun or be safe?
If a burglar were to break into your house, would he find your gun easily and steal it?
Is your gun easily accessible so that it can be reached by others who are unauthorized to handle the gun, allowing misuse?
These are the three main important questions that every gun owner must answer, and if the answer to any one of these questions or to all of these questions is in the affirmative, then what he needs immediately is a gun safe.
Consider these 4 revealing statistics:
1. In the United States of America, the FBI has estimated that there are more than 341,000 incidents of firearm theft from private citizens every year on average.
By nature, we tend to believe that firearm theft will not occur to "us" ...and that theft only occurs to others. It is time to get wiser, that theft does not wait for any man. For many who possess guns or that are actually hierlooms, the loss of the would mean much more than normal loss. It means loss of something sentimental, and it would be worse if that hierloom was used in the commission of a crime resulting in loss of life.
2.Guns and are stolen with a purpose - stolen guns often end up in the hands of unwanted individuals and criminals who may use them to commit further misdeeds, burglary, theft, robbery and even cause bodily harm to others. Worse, children and kids may mistaken a real gun for a toy and mishandle
it if the gun is not stored away properly, resulting in accidents.
We have read and seen actual cases where kids have easy access to the parents firearms, resulting in terrible unnecessary loss of lives and untold misery that lasts for life.
3. It is estimated that over 30% of the used in the commission of a crime are stolen from American homes and businesses. Now, that is a really worrisome figure. Theft of guns is becoming a source of further crime and gun-owners must take on a role to prevent increasing theft.
4. A burglar has a time window of around 6 minutes to look quickly for prized possessions and assets to steal when he breaks into a home, this being the time burglars would be "comfortable" in the commission of his crime.
Frustrate the burglar's "time comfort zone", by storing away your gun properly.
Considering your responsibility as a owner,it is no longer wise to store your gun in a drawer, or under a desk or behind a picture frame - places where burglars and unauthorized persons will zoom in for.
Every responsible gun owner needs a gun vault or a gun safe - fireproofed, locked and inaccessible to unwanted persons...and safe from theft, fire and misuse.
Peter Lim is a Certified Financial Planner and "gun-safe" conscious webmaster. For more free resources on safes - gun safe, sentry safe, wall safe and hidden safes, visit his website http://safes.best-online-guides.info
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By Lawrence Heller
During World War II Germany developed Stg44, the first assault rifle. This highly recognized assault rifle marched boldly into the war zone and changed totally the character of the battlefield. Read more...
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Bioterrorism Preparedness
By Andy Jones, Fri Dec 9th
i>Bioterrorism has a history like anthrax attacks and isthe most dreadful of all the probable massacres by terroristsand prompts us to instantiate the first step inbioterrorism Read more...
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<div><strong><br>Hopefully those wise enough to stockpile are grabbing up anything military style as they will be the first to be banned.<br>"Post-election gun rush </strong></div><br><div>Dallas, Texas, gun shop owner DeWayne Irwin said the election, combined with an unstable economy, triggered a firearms dash at his store.</div><br><div>"People are terrified of losing their right to protect themselves," Irwin told the Tribune. "The volume is 10 times what we ever expected. It started with assault rifles, but at this point people are buying ammunition, high-capacity magazines, Glocks – it's all flying off the shelf. With the economy the way it is, people are worried about instability. They are scared of civil unrest."</div><br><div>Likewise, Manassas, Va., gun store owner Bernie Conatser told CNN firearm sales have almost tripled at his shop.</div><br><div>"I have been in business for 12 years, and I was here for Y2K, September 11, Katrina," Conatser said. "And all of those were big events, and we did notice a spike in business, but nothing on the order of what we are seeing right now."</div><br><div>Managers at a shooting center in Houston reported selling out of assault weapons the day after Obama was elected. It now has a month-long waiting list for weapons costing more than $1,000 each."</div><br>GM Facts And Fiction
<div>From plants to parks. From dealerships to driveways. From gas stations to grocery stores. What happens in the automotive industry affects each and every one of us. In fact, the collapse of the U.S.-based auto industry wouldn't just impact the more than 239,000 Americans directly employed by the Big Three. One out of every 10 people in America is employed in a service that is related to the U.S. auto industry. If a plant closes, so does its suppliers, the local stores, the hot dog vendors, and the local restaurants.......</div><br>Pentagon Clears Flying-Car Project for Takeoff
Pentagon mad-science division Darpa is helping build thought-controlled robotic limbs, artificial pack mules, real-life laser guns and "kill-proof" soldiers. So it comes as no surprise, really, that the agency is now getting into the flying-car business, too.
Darpa hopes its "Personal Air Vehicle Technology"
project, announced yesterday, will ultimately lead to a working
prototype of a military-suitable flying car -- a two- or four-passenger
vehicle that can "drive on roads" one minute and take off like a
helicopter the next. The hybrid machine would be perfect for "urban
scouting," casualty evacuation and commando-delivery missions, the
agency believes.<br><br>[ <a href="http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/11/darpas-flying-c.html">source</a> ]<br>
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