Hi,
You have received lots of different advice here. Let me add my two cents. There are two approaches.
The hardball approach would be to pay or ask as lawyer (never hurts, find a pro-gun lawyer or one who represents LEOs)or ask a LEO or a pastor or somesuch to send them some decent literature on gun safety on behalf of "an anonymous client or associate," and put them on notice that if a child is hurt because of their negligence, they won't be able to deny knowing the right thing to do.
A softer approach would be to send the material yourself and take them to the range with their kids if they promise to read and abide by it. Tell them your a cowardly old fogie if you have to.
Your doing a good thing by helping these people. Give them this website address.
Good luck.
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You have received lots of different advice here. Let me add my two cents. There are two approaches.
The hardball approach would be to pay or ask as lawyer (never hurts, find a pro-gun lawyer or one who represents LEOs)or ask a LEO or a pastor or somesuch to send them some decent literature on gun safety on behalf of "an anonymous client or associate," and put them on notice that if a child is hurt because of their negligence, they won't be able to deny knowing the right thing to do.
A softer approach would be to send the material yourself and take them to the range with their kids if they promise to read and abide by it. Tell them your a cowardly old fogie if you have to.
Your doing a good thing by helping these people. Give them this website address.
Good luck.
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Show someone the way
to the NRA