Spats McGee
Administrator
I have a daughter, so we've had little guests from time to time over the years. I've never had a parent ask me if we have unsecured firearms in the house, but I wouldn't have a problem if one did. I like my privacy, but those parents are letting their children come to my home. That's about as good a reason for those parents to be asking that question as I can conceive.
Assuming the question was simply, "Are there unsecured guns around the house?," my simple answer would be something along the lines of "no, there are not." If the parent were dropping the child off, I might even invite the parent in so that he or she could actually see the safe. However, if this aforementioned, hypothetical parent were to start asking for specifics (how many, what kind, 'high capacity' magazines?, etc.), then we'd have a problem.
Assuming the question was simply, "Are there unsecured guns around the house?," my simple answer would be something along the lines of "no, there are not." If the parent were dropping the child off, I might even invite the parent in so that he or she could actually see the safe. However, if this aforementioned, hypothetical parent were to start asking for specifics (how many, what kind, 'high capacity' magazines?, etc.), then we'd have a problem.