Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "LegalEagle"
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There is only one caveat against that view.
If the parent purchased the firearm and properly secured it in a safe storage device (secure gun locker or safe) that the minor child lacked access to, they cannot be held at fault.
We know, however, that was not the case, so this multiple firearm owner says to not throw the book at them, throw the entire law library.
When our children were growing up, I kept a number of firearms about, some within easy access, due to the neighborhood that we lived in. Handguns were secured, save for two, which were in open storage and would be missed instantly. I wasn't especially concerned about my hunting rifle, as someone trying to conceal a hunting rifle in 45-70 is a laughable exercise.
The kids never had access to the secured firearms, the open storage was in constant view of us and as said, would be instantly noticed due to how they were stored (a bright background was concealed by the firearm, think safety orange in a dark woodtone background) and plenty of paranoia was observed.
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