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According to FBI statistics, after a brief decline in the number of home invasion gun thefts between 2008 and 2009, the incidences of home invasion crimes are on the rise again. No neighborhood is “too” safe; no town is “too” secure when it comes to thievery. The police are only helpful after a crime has been committed, and not usually before. So when it comes to preventing your family from becoming a victim and therefore a statistic of home invasion crimes, it’s up to you to take the proper steps.
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Gun ownership comes with certain responsibilities. The following list provides basic guidelines for safe handling and storage of guns.
1. Safekeeping guns
First and foremost, guns should be safely stored in a heavy-duty safe. Guns should always be stored unloaded. Guns and ammunition should be stored in two separate locations. The keys to these safes should be stored in yet a third location, in a place unknown by unauthorized persons. If the safes require codes, not keys, only authorized adults should know or have access to the codes. Never leave a gun unattended.







