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Lots of idiots have children. Their kids tend to be not so bright, also.
A five year old has no business with anything more than a cap gun or an airsoft.
I once got a 22 as a xmas gift. But I was 12 then and had gun safety training. I had experience at the target range at summer camp. Kids can be safe with firearms, but they need to be developed beyond a certain point (5 isn't there yet) and they need to have the 4 safety rules drilled into them until they could recite them in their sleep.
My daughter has had her own .410 since she was 2 days from being 6. at 10, she got her mini-14, with a 30 round mag. at 16 she got her police issue .38. Now at 17 she got a Sharps, 1880's sniper rifle.
It's sad, but what's the point. More kids are killed or injured on the bicycle, or car their parents give them.
There are millions of 5 year olds that have bikes and yes some get injured, just imagine if they all had guns.
I expect that the amount of 5 year olds with guns is a very, very small percentage, at least I hope.
Yet another careless parent, too many people with guns that should never have them.
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Toddler Shoots Grandmother With a Gun
A 2-year-old accidentally shot his grandmother with a revolver in South Carolina
on Sunday after finding the weapon in the back seat of his great-aunt's car, police said.
It's sad, but what's the point. More kids are killed or injured on the bicycle, or car their parents give them.
Exactly, an Uzi would be a nice Xmas gift for a lad starting school too.
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