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Many combat vets react like the OP's father who never allowed guns around again. You also have those who were hunters and never again and the trauma of combat. What is the ratio of veterans who tend towards never again and those who go 180 opposite become private military contractors or join local police departments trying to join their tactical entry and sniper teams I have no ideal
My father was one that never allowed guns in the house after he fought in WWII and the Korean War.
I understand not having a gun for whatever reason. My Dad was a Marine in WWII and would not allow any guns in the house, and he had a cigar box full of combat medals he didn’t care about. No guns ever.
my dad was a marine in WW2 also. he slept with a .45 under his pillow........
nothing against your father. salute. To each their own......
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