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Can A Gun Protect You. The main reason americans own guns is, apparently, for protection, yet, researchers from the harvard school of public health and the university of vermont point out. There’s this very common belief that people are safer if they own a gun or if they have a gun in their home, and you dug into the evidence. And while a sizable majority of gun owners (71%) say they enjoy having a gun, an even larger share (81%) say they feel safer owning a gun. A new study shows that people living in homes with guns face substantially higher risks of being fatally assaulted. Conflicting statistics about guns —such as how many people in the u.s. Gun owners in the united states continue to cite protection far more than other factors, including hunting and sport shooting, as a major reason they own a gun. Nearly 13 million americans have permits to carry concealed handguns — triple the number just nine years ago — and that figure is. Tell us what did you find?.

There’s this very common belief that people are safer if they own a gun or if they have a gun in their home, and you dug into the evidence. Tell us what did you find?. The main reason americans own guns is, apparently, for protection, yet, researchers from the harvard school of public health and the university of vermont point out. And while a sizable majority of gun owners (71%) say they enjoy having a gun, an even larger share (81%) say they feel safer owning a gun. A new study shows that people living in homes with guns face substantially higher risks of being fatally assaulted. Conflicting statistics about guns —such as how many people in the u.s. Gun owners in the united states continue to cite protection far more than other factors, including hunting and sport shooting, as a major reason they own a gun. Nearly 13 million americans have permits to carry concealed handguns — triple the number just nine years ago — and that figure is.

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Can A Gun Protect You A new study shows that people living in homes with guns face substantially higher risks of being fatally assaulted. A new study shows that people living in homes with guns face substantially higher risks of being fatally assaulted. The main reason americans own guns is, apparently, for protection, yet, researchers from the harvard school of public health and the university of vermont point out. There’s this very common belief that people are safer if they own a gun or if they have a gun in their home, and you dug into the evidence. Gun owners in the united states continue to cite protection far more than other factors, including hunting and sport shooting, as a major reason they own a gun. And while a sizable majority of gun owners (71%) say they enjoy having a gun, an even larger share (81%) say they feel safer owning a gun. Tell us what did you find?. Nearly 13 million americans have permits to carry concealed handguns — triple the number just nine years ago — and that figure is. Conflicting statistics about guns —such as how many people in the u.s.