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<blockquote data-quote="wby257" data-source="post: 243543" data-attributes="member: 1035"><p>Its all personal choice. To me the safety factor is there with all kids, But the AR is no more unsafe as a Ruger 10/22 or Remingtom 1100 or any auto loading guns. I know my children better than anyone, the same as everyone else knowing there children. We all know what are children are capable of. With the right amount of training and coaching every gun is safe.</p><p></p><p>When N.D.first came out with the hunter ed I was in the first class ever offered. I didnt need it, but was a good thing. For many yrs there was never a major gun incident with someone that had taken a class. I don't know if thats still true, but for many yrs it was. My guess they have or will be introducing them ( AR ) in the hunter ed class or maybe it should be called gun safety class.</p><p></p><p>As for the safety there are now cross bolt safety a person can put in the AR and take away the side lever. The manufactures are doing so many things with a AR to make them more ergonomically friendly that is one reason they are the best selling guns on the market.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wby257, post: 243543, member: 1035"] Its all personal choice. To me the safety factor is there with all kids, But the AR is no more unsafe as a Ruger 10/22 or Remingtom 1100 or any auto loading guns. I know my children better than anyone, the same as everyone else knowing there children. We all know what are children are capable of. With the right amount of training and coaching every gun is safe. When N.D.first came out with the hunter ed I was in the first class ever offered. I didnt need it, but was a good thing. For many yrs there was never a major gun incident with someone that had taken a class. I don't know if thats still true, but for many yrs it was. My guess they have or will be introducing them ( AR ) in the hunter ed class or maybe it should be called gun safety class. As for the safety there are now cross bolt safety a person can put in the AR and take away the side lever. The manufactures are doing so many things with a AR to make them more ergonomically friendly that is one reason they are the best selling guns on the market. [/QUOTE]
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