TEACH your kids to what a gun is. Don't just say its off limits. Show them what it can do. I've taken my son hunting since he was 6-7 years old. He was more responsible than most adults.
I agree..but, dont let them play at other kids houses in the current political environment. Better to avoid irreespoinsible parenting of people you dont know when than to litigate after your 4 year old daughtet is hurt. It isnt just guns even. Saw my 2 year old daughter teething on a brother in laws double bladed military knife. Im serious. We are saturated with the G.D. 2nd amendment that we are canabolizing ouselves.
@@dark_absol666"jUsT dOnT hAvE a GuN. pRoBlEm SoLvEd." - This idiot Yeah, now tell me this: how do I effectively protect myself and my children (if I had any) in the event that armed criminals break into my home to kill us? How do I solve THAT problem, you moron?
The biggest concern is why put a gun in a room full of toys? It's very likely those kids thought it was a toy too, something they were OK to play with. Toy guns are not an evil, many kids have played with them for decades. But they know it's a toy because its with other toys. This little test should have been used in an area where there are no toys.
For a kid now it would probably be hard to tell the difference if they have not seen a real gun because now they make toy guns so it’s really hard to protect them from fake guns.
And this is why gun safety and responsibility should be taught in the home. Myself, my children and now my grandchildren have all been raised with guns in the home. No accidents, suicides or murders. Hmmm, try teaching your children.
@@SinfolCat Or, be a responsible adult and teach your kids that guns are tools and not toys to play with AND make damn sure you keep your gun safely away from your children.
No because he could he could have been playing around with it. and just telling a kid don't touch it and don't do anything dangerous with it. you heard one of the parents ay at the end i think it was the parent of the kid you are talking about say that his take away was that he need to talk with his kids about it not keep it a secret. when i was a kid around guns with my dad sometimes i was always told what to do and given examples of what could happen if something i did was wrong. I was thought that on fake guns like bb guns and it carried over and he was way more stern when i got older and started hunting with real ones. my mom hates guns never wanted me to be around them and was never around them herself and only told me not to touch them and said how they "kill people" nothing she ever told me helped me with gun safety. goes to show with the people who have been around guns or even trained on fake ones have always been way more safe hen ones who aren't and are handling them.
@@andrewhutchinson4740 Kids are gonna find a gun sooner or later these days. It's too common. I'd rather mine know what to do when encountering one, rather than just be like just stay away from it, it's scary. Because then they're gonna get curious as to why I warned them to not mess with it. So I supply the knowledge beforehand. Maybe he can safely unload and clear the firearm so the other kids are safe. One child is automatically just going to pick it up and pull the trigger, it's instinct. My kids will have common sense firearms safety training, living in a world of guns.
@@Joe_blow121 before the federal government mandated that all replica guns come with orange tips, toy guns didn't have them. The weight and finish is obviously different. Toys typically have very shiny plasticky paint jobs, a bunch of screws on one side and a seam in the center. Up close they're very different. High end airsoft replicas though are something else entirely
I'm pretty sure that if you bring a bunch of adults who never fired a gun, they will make the same mistake as those kids. I went to a gun range less than 5 times and seeing a person knowing nothing about how a gun work is more terrifying than a man who wants to be the runner up against terminators carrying all sorts of guns than a 100 pound man who only talks about how he never shot. The amount of flagging these people do and idiotic actions, like 'woa I can fire a gun one handed, look at this.' A month of training can get rid of that ignorance and insure any accidents from happening most of the time.
My first time to a gun range was terrifying; not because of the guns, but because the person next to use every time they would rack the slide there finger was on the trigger and it was pointed to the side that we were on
How do they expect the kids to think the guns are real? They have toys everywhere and lots of toy guns are very realistic. The experiment is flawed and this shouldn’t be something that is taken seriously, guns are dangerous but they can not hid them among toys and expect them to think it’s real.
Anyone noticed that the adult introducing the kids told them room 'full of toys' they may have thought they were toys. Bb guns, airsoft guns, rattle guns, pop guns etc. To them if not taught ( like kid in second video) they think everything is a toy
i said the same thing...they prepped them to believe the room was full of toys and you can play with anything in here..if they said " the room is full of toys if you find a gun stop playing and put it down and go get an adult THEN what would have happened!
Ok.. nobody who is responsible would leave them in a bin of toys or anywhere like that. In real life, they would likely find it on a lower shelf or something of that nature.
Kids shouldn't learn how to shoot guns which WILL always lead to deadly stuff. 12 out of 100 kids will cause some scene and it's doesn't matter how good the parents are at gun safety. Gun should be only carried by the over age of 20 year old with proper trained and background checks.
@@Tycon-fq6iz many people of the previous generations learned to shoot at 7 or so. It can be done safely, but always under adult supervision and with low powered guns like 22lr, preferably manual repeating not semi automatic at first. And of course still stored in a safe that the kids can't access, at least until they're older and responsible enough
Some parents teach their five year old children how to use a gun along with firearm safety. I watched videos of young guns and they actually shoot them safely, even finger off the trigger in ready position.
Everyone is criticizing the faults of this experiment, but most things like this should be perfected over time. Its an interesting concept and a great idea to have them know how dangerous firearms are
A better experiment would be to teach them not to bully one another and to feel empathy for each other. You already knew the answer to your experiment because you’re the one who planted the violence for them to find. Leave some love lying around for them to find and see how they treat each other.
Many years ago kids learned all about them and to respect them because parents did teach about them, as well as places like boy scouts did. This needs to start again.
i live in a country where owning a gun is illegal but in my opinion kids should have try to go fire a gun to realise the danger or the hazard of misusing it or not properly handling it, when they know how dangerous firearms is, they will be more careful and if they have some knowledge they would take the magazine out, pull the slide back 3 times to clear the chamber and put the gun down, im just a teen in a country where gun is illegal, but i know gun safety for some reason lol
@@kddreadlord5532 they're airsoft gas blowbacks, hence why the kid was able to rack the slide so easily. Real gin recoil springs are way easier than any stock airsoft spring
Teach them to respect them and not fear them and the curiosity will lessen, keep telling kids that guns are scary and their bad, and they will not let their curiosity get the best of them!!
Im 14 my father has been teaching me about gun safety since i was 2 and bought me a gun at 4 hes tought me alot the only time i use it is when im hunting i cant use it for anything else because its locked up in a safe and the only place u can find the passcode is his mind and his will
My dad thought me to shoot guns when I turned 7 FUCKING SEVEN. Parents just have to teach them how to use guns safely if you load a gun and put one in the chamber and turn off the safety and put it down it is not dangerous but when you pick it up it is dangerous. The gun is not dangerous the person is
Good experiment, I advocate for safe firearm ownership. Teach your kids about gun safety, always tell them to never touch one if they see one, and most importantly, lock your guns up in a gun safe. I have pistol safes, with passwords that i use.
As an 11 year old, my strategy is first confirm whether it is metal or plastic, easy way to guess whether it’s real or fake, then eject the mag, inspect it, and then check the chamber.
We teach kids not to put their finger in a wall socket, not to touch the stove, dont play with knive.. but we keep guns hidden from them instead of teaching
It’s not really about it being in a toy box or whatever. If you leave a gun in a toy box you don’t deserve to have kids or a gun. The idea is leaving it on a table or counter, in a drawer, or anywhere an infant could reach it. People do accidentally leave guns laying out on counters after hunting or going to the range or whatever, and some people also think that they need a gun hidden in every corner of their house for home defense, and end up leaving them unlocked in the reach of their kids. You do hear about kids accidentally blowing their brains out or killing their friends pretty often unfortunately.
Okay I watched it and now I have issues with what the parents said, introducing them to guns is not going to stop gun violence! Warning them and telling them about the danger is the only way to keep them alive when the other kid has been taught how to shoot!
This is why you take your kids shooting or at least educate them on how they work. I already knew how to operate a gun before I first shot one because of CoD. My dad accidentally left his gun out when I was little. I saw it, knew what it was, and left it alone. If you own a gun, it is your responsibility to teach your kids how they work and how dangerous they are.
Only an irresponsible gun owner would leave a guns around with kids. Responsible gun owners keep them locked up. Guns are not toys. An adult that owns a gun that gets in the hands of a child should lose his rights to own guns and do some jail time. I had a 22 caliber gun at the age of 12 it was always locked in my dad safe and I only could get to it when he was home or when we went to the gun range. I called the gun mine but I never had access to it when my parents were not home. Ignorance about guns kills people, not the gun. Teaching children the for safety rules would be beneficial If there is a gun in your house, Or if your kids visit friends and their parents have guns in their house. 1-Treat every weapon as if it's loaded. 2-Never point a weapon at anything you don't intend to shoot. 3-Keep the weapon on safe until you intend to shoot. 4- Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire. Nobody can accidentally get shot if you follow these 4 rules. Guns don't kill people, ignorance does. Education is the key to peace. And as we believed during the cold war, Peace through ultimate firepower.
Not with supervision. I've always been dreaming of shooting a gun and understanding how it works. Telling kids how a guns work and how dangerous is it by letting him using it on an immovable target with different people and protection is good
When you teach your children the importance of firearm safety they are better equipped to prevent accidental shootings. The reason why those kids are picking up those guns and are playing with them is because their parents haven't taught them about firearm safety so they are not educated in that area. All of my children were taught to treat every gun as if it is loaded and can kill, even if it is a toy gun and they know to keep their finger off of the trigger and to never point it at anyone. The best way to teach chidren is to expose them to the danger and educate them about it, not to shield it from them because once they are exposed, if not taught, something bad will happen.
a kid can not rack a firearm, the spring is way too strong. just because your toy gun you bought was easy to pull the slide doesnt mean a real one would be.
A little mock dialogue.... Kid no. 1: Oh my Lordy! Look what I found, I want to touch it--- Kid no. 2 (pushing Kid no .1 back): DON'T TOUCH IT! IT IS A GUN! AND DON'T ASSUME IT IS EMPTY, AND IF YOU TOUCH OR MOVE IT, IT CAN STILL GO "BANG!" AND YOU OR ME WILL GET HURT OR DIE! Kid no. 1: Really? Kid no. 2: I am not kidding! THIS GUN IS NOT A TOY! JUST STAY WELL WELL AWAY!
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TEACH your kids to what a gun is. Don't just say its off limits.
Show them what it can do.
I've taken my son hunting since he was 6-7 years old. He was more responsible than most adults.
I agree..but, dont let them play at other kids houses in the current political environment. Better to avoid irreespoinsible parenting of people you dont know when than to litigate after your 4 year old daughtet is hurt. It isnt just guns even. Saw my 2 year old daughter teething on a brother in laws double bladed military knife. Im serious. We are saturated with the G.D. 2nd amendment that we are canabolizing ouselves.
@@CampbellCornLab just dont have a gun. problem solved.
@@dark_absol666"jUsT dOnT hAvE a GuN. pRoBlEm SoLvEd."
- This idiot
Yeah, now tell me this: how do I effectively protect myself and my children (if I had any) in the event that armed criminals break into my home to kill us? How do I solve THAT problem, you moron?
@@dark_absol666bro u need protection like for self defense or people attacking
@@dark_absol666 Yeah we solved... Okay so what bout the home invaders with guns?
Me, as a child: “a handgun?” *points at ground, drops mag, racks slide, checks chamber* “alright, it’s safe.”
😂😂😂i know right and the fact that the gun was in a toy box. Even as an adult i would not suspect a thing.
CoD raised us right
You forgot to drop the hammer?
@@arghyachatterjee3008 Depends if it's striker fired or hammer fired
@@kddreadlord5532 Drop the hammer, as in "if you are empty, show clear, drop the hammer, and holster!" 😁
Man I hate it when I accidentally lose my firearm in a toy box happens to the best of us.
same dude same
No shit Sherlock I don’t even need to explain it to you.
@@Wet_Fungus you deleted your comment fast
@@Clouron26 I dont remember
@@Clouron26 He might’ve just made himself sound stupid I don’t know
The biggest concern is why put a gun in a room full of toys? It's very likely those kids thought it was a toy too, something they were OK to play with. Toy guns are not an evil, many kids have played with them for decades. But they know it's a toy because its with other toys. This little test should have been used in an area where there are no toys.
That’s exactly what I was gonna say
@@colt5399it's airsoft gun it's an experiment to see what they would do but it's not loaded
For a kid now it would probably be hard to tell the difference if they have not seen a real gun because now they make toy guns so it’s really hard to protect them from fake guns.
thats literally the entire point. to teach them that even when a firearm is somewhere it shouldnt be, its left alone and not touched
Damn it's almost like your guns are supposed to be in a separate room in a lock box or cabinet. If you have children in your house.
Some parents don't thats why you hear about all the kid + gun deaths its because the parents dont store them and the kids dont know gun safety
No, obviously not my children are allowed to have my guns. What harm could a gun do?😂
And this is why gun safety and responsibility should be taught in the home. Myself, my children and now my grandchildren have all been raised with guns in the home. No accidents, suicides or murders. Hmmm, try teaching your children.
Or just dont let any guns to ur house or near a child easy
@@SinfolCat Or, be a responsible adult and teach your kids that guns are tools and not toys to play with AND make damn sure you keep your gun safely away from your children.
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@@fbi1665 what did he say?
no thank you
Grew up without firearms but still was taught to be responsible and carefull with them around people
The way that kid just straight racked that slide. He knew exactly how to operate that.
Yeah and for most guns that's also kinda hard to do
No because he could he could have been playing around with it. and just telling a kid don't touch it and don't do anything dangerous with it. you heard one of the parents ay at the end i think it was the parent of the kid you are talking about say that his take away was that he need to talk with his kids about it not keep it a secret. when i was a kid around guns with my dad sometimes i was always told what to do and given examples of what could happen if something i did was wrong. I was thought that on fake guns like bb guns and it carried over and he was way more stern when i got older and started hunting with real ones. my mom hates guns never wanted me to be around them and was never around them herself and only told me not to touch them and said how they "kill people" nothing she ever told me helped me with gun safety. goes to show with the people who have been around guns or even trained on fake ones have always been way more safe hen ones who aren't and are handling them.
@@andrewhutchinson4740 Kids are gonna find a gun sooner or later these days. It's too common. I'd rather mine know what to do when encountering one, rather than just be like just stay away from it, it's scary. Because then they're gonna get curious as to why I warned them to not mess with it. So I supply the knowledge beforehand. Maybe he can safely unload and clear the firearm so the other kids are safe. One child is automatically just going to pick it up and pull the trigger, it's instinct. My kids will have common sense firearms safety training, living in a world of guns.
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The kids probably just thought it was a toy gun in a room full of toys duhhhh
Not once have I ever seen A toy gun that looks like that in Toys “R” Us.
@@Joe_blow121 before the federal government mandated that all replica guns come with orange tips, toy guns didn't have them. The weight and finish is obviously different. Toys typically have very shiny plasticky paint jobs, a bunch of screws on one side and a seam in the center. Up close they're very different.
High end airsoft replicas though are something else entirely
@@Joe_blow121some people like to make toy guns realistic because most toy guns are trash
I'm pretty sure that if you bring a bunch of adults who never fired a gun, they will make the same mistake as those kids. I went to a gun range less than 5 times and seeing a person knowing nothing about how a gun work is more terrifying than a man who wants to be the runner up against terminators carrying all sorts of guns than a 100 pound man who only talks about how he never shot. The amount of flagging these people do and idiotic actions, like 'woa I can fire a gun one handed, look at this.'
A month of training can get rid of that ignorance and insure any accidents from happening most of the time.
My first time to a gun range was terrifying; not because of the guns, but because the person next to use every time they would rack the slide there finger was on the trigger and it was pointed to the side that we were on
Bro that kid got scared when that black kid picked up the gun 😂
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2:05 we really about the look over the fact that this dudes name is Stephen king
How do they expect the kids to think the guns are real? They have toys everywhere and lots of toy guns are very realistic. The experiment is flawed and this shouldn’t be something that is taken seriously, guns are dangerous but they can not hid them among toys and expect them to think it’s real.
And because they’re really young, and they’ve already seen them with toys, they may believe that other guns are toys as well.
It’s not even legal for toy companies to make toy guns that look that realistic.
The 2nd group was awesome. Firearm awareness for kids is important.
no need for them to have a break down but it was good that he went for an adult to tell
Anyone noticed that the adult introducing the kids told them room 'full of toys' they may have thought they were toys.
Bb guns, airsoft guns, rattle guns, pop guns etc.
To them if not taught ( like kid in second video) they think everything is a toy
i said the same thing...they prepped them to believe the room was full of toys and you can play with anything in here..if they said " the room is full of toys if you find a gun stop playing and put it down and go get an adult THEN what would have happened!
A child trained to know what to do with a weapon. An untrained child who plays with a gun is a danger
Every single one of the parents looks like they never even used a firearm
And that’s a bad thing?
@@claireglendenning1 Yeah, you should teach your children to respect firearms. Not get scared and teach them to fear it like they do.
Ok.. nobody who is responsible would leave them in a bin of toys or anywhere like that. In real life, they would likely find it on a lower shelf or something of that nature.
Once the kid is old enough to grab chairs or ladders and access even high shelves, a safe becomes pretty much mandatory
Kids shouldn't learn how to shoot guns which WILL always lead to deadly stuff. 12 out of 100 kids will cause some scene and it's doesn't matter how good the parents are at gun safety.
Gun should be only carried by the over age of 20 year old with proper trained and background checks.
@@Tycon-fq6iz many people of the previous generations learned to shoot at 7 or so. It can be done safely, but always under adult supervision and with low powered guns like 22lr, preferably manual repeating not semi automatic at first. And of course still stored in a safe that the kids can't access, at least until they're older and responsible enough
You would be surprised how wreckless some people are and actually leave their firearms in an area accessible to children..
The person who was getting pointed at by a gun: 👁👄👁 (in mind) I'm too young to die😭😭😭.
3:00 “OO! SOME GUNS!!! GUNS GUNS GUNS GUNS” 💀bro
He’s a certified American
@@Cannon-kid thats my boy
Bro Ofc they gon play with it they think its a toy
That's exactly what I thought.
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You put these tools in a place where children can easily access it, in a realistic scenario these firearms would be in a safe or in a shelf hidden...
Man after getting shot in the leg by his 8 year old: "I can't lock up my guns. I need to have instant access to them to protect my family."
thats why you teach your kids about guns and gun safety rather then have them as forbidden knowledge
why the fuck did you give an untrained kid a loaded firearm
It would be hard for them to actually rack a real gun
if they play CoD, pray they have horrid aim and pray they cannot account for bullet drop
LMAO
who puts a gun in kids toy box? This experiment is so stupid.
That's the problem with the mainstream media, their thinking is illogical!
0:58 "that's a weird looking car"
taking your kid to a gun range is crazy
Kids aren’t going to assume it’s a real deadly firearm when there parents throw them in there and say “no pay with whatever you want”
Some parents teach their five year old children how to use a gun along with firearm safety. I watched videos of young guns and they actually shoot them safely, even finger off the trigger in ready position.
“And half a dozen guns for the little ones to find” That’s sounds so wrong. 😂
Everyone is criticizing the faults of this experiment, but most things like this should be perfected over time. Its an interesting concept and a great idea to have them know how dangerous firearms are
that little boy couldnt even talk but could say GUUUUN at 3:13
A better experiment would be to teach them not to bully one another and to feel empathy for each other. You already knew the answer to your experiment because you’re the one who planted the violence for them to find. Leave some love lying around for them to find and see how they treat each other.
They probably just thought they were fake toy guns, that's why they were probably playing with them.
Many years ago kids learned all about them and to respect them because parents did teach about them, as well as places like boy scouts did. This needs to start again.
i live in a country where owning a gun is illegal but in my opinion kids should have try to go fire a gun to realise the danger or the hazard of misusing it or not properly handling it, when they know how dangerous firearms is, they will be more careful and if they have some knowledge they would take the magazine out, pull the slide back 3 times to clear the chamber and put the gun down, im just a teen in a country where gun is illegal, but i know gun safety for some reason lol
carson made me cry happy tears he saved his buddy
Even know they were unloaded I was worried about there skin getting caught in the slides
Same
They were not real guns.
@@2677Victor it's real, but the firing pins and magazines are removed, making it impossible to fire
@@kddreadlord5532 they're airsoft gas blowbacks, hence why the kid was able to rack the slide so easily. Real gin recoil springs are way easier than any stock airsoft spring
@@KBoon Oh, I saw a similar experiment where they used a real gun.
Teach them to respect them and not fear them and the curiosity will lessen, keep telling kids that guns are scary and their bad, and they will not let their curiosity get the best of them!!
That’s why you put guns in the highest hidden places and don’t let your young kids near them. When they are older tell them gun safety.
I’m 9 years old and I went to see my cousins and his dad took me to a range and taught me about gun safety
Plot twist: they knew the guns were fake!
Carson knew to hold it sideways
I would be the happiest dad if hé can reload and fire / aim a fire arm :)
Firearms safety and awareness at a young age is a must.
As a self taught Gun Enthusiast, Teach your children what Guns are and what they can do.
1 time I found a butcher knife in my tool box.
To heck with filing a lawsuit to gun manufacturers, file a lawsuit to extreme conservative politicians.
That kid who freaked out ❤ God bless him
Im 14 my father has been teaching me about gun safety since i was 2 and bought me a gun at 4 hes tought me alot the only time i use it is when im hunting i cant use it for anything else because its locked up in a safe and the only place u can find the passcode is his mind and his will
Ohh, NOT my kid... He's an angel...
1:48 "DUDE. DUDE. DUDE." The only 5 year old ever to know precisely how serious it is 😂😂
I think it's "DONT DONT DONT"
@@Cap-bruhEither way, still funny
My dad thought me to shoot guns when I turned 7 FUCKING SEVEN. Parents just have to teach them how to use guns safely if you load a gun and put one in the chamber and turn off the safety and put it down it is not dangerous but when you pick it up it is dangerous. The gun is not dangerous the person is
This is why you teach gun safety
It’s honestly amazing that they think 5 year olds are going to be able to tell what’s a real gun and why it’s not a toy if you do t explain it to them
They are 6 and it blows my mind that this happens
Good experiment, I advocate for safe firearm ownership. Teach your kids about gun safety, always tell them to never touch one if they see one, and most importantly, lock your guns up in a gun safe. I have pistol safes, with passwords that i use.
They picked them up and played with them because they think they're toys they haven't been taught fucking differently
As an 11 year old, my strategy is first confirm whether it is metal or plastic, easy way to guess whether it’s real or fake, then eject the mag, inspect it, and then check the chamber.
Very nice your parents told you basic gun safety
The children yearn for the battlefield
When I was a 3 year old I've always wanted an airsoft gun and I have always known how to use a gun
Ah yes. 'Murica. Land of guns, and i played with it when i was 3
Ask parents if they have guns in the house before you let your children go to their houses.
I actually lived in a house with guns in it for about 5 years
I am happy that I am in a country where everyone is not aloud to have a gun
That kid pulled back that Glock gun better than I knew how to do it
We teach kids not to put their finger in a wall socket, not to touch the stove, dont play with knive.. but we keep guns hidden from them instead of teaching
You could do this study for a year and the results would barely change lol
Never store your gun in the Toy box
It’s not really about it being in a toy box or whatever. If you leave a gun in a toy box you don’t deserve to have kids or a gun. The idea is leaving it on a table or counter, in a drawer, or anywhere an infant could reach it. People do accidentally leave guns laying out on counters after hunting or going to the range or whatever, and some people also think that they need a gun hidden in every corner of their house for home defense, and end up leaving them unlocked in the reach of their kids. You do hear about kids accidentally blowing their brains out or killing their friends pretty often unfortunately.
Yo Stephen king making a cameo in giving children guns
Okay I watched it and now I have issues with what the parents said, introducing them to guns is not going to stop gun violence!
Warning them and telling them about the danger is the only way to keep them alive when the other kid has been taught how to shoot!
That kid racked the pistol so easily though. Definitely not as easy to rack a real pistol but still, could be done.
Ooh guns I love guns especially air soft!!
at age 11 my dad (27 year army vet) bought me a 10.22lr i've never played with guns i have 10 now as i'm 18😂
This is why you take your kids shooting or at least educate them on how they work. I already knew how to operate a gun before I first shot one because of CoD. My dad accidentally left his gun out when I was little. I saw it, knew what it was, and left it alone. If you own a gun, it is your responsibility to teach your kids how they work and how dangerous they are.
Only an irresponsible gun owner would leave a guns around with kids. Responsible gun owners keep them locked up. Guns are not toys. An adult that owns a gun that gets in the hands of a child should lose his rights to own guns and do some jail time. I had a 22 caliber gun at the age of 12 it was always locked in my dad safe and I only could get to it when he was home or when we went to the gun range. I called the gun mine but I never had access to it when my parents were not home. Ignorance about guns kills people, not the gun. Teaching children the for safety rules would be beneficial If there is a gun in your house, Or if your kids visit friends and their parents have guns in their house.
1-Treat every weapon as if it's loaded.
2-Never point a weapon at anything you don't intend to shoot.
3-Keep the weapon on safe until you intend to shoot.
4- Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire.
Nobody can accidentally get shot if you follow these 4 rules.
Guns don't kill people, ignorance does. Education is the key to peace. And as we believed during the cold war, Peace through ultimate firepower.
nah people kill people
That's not safe at all! I mean teaching kids to use guns at that age. I mean the might accidentally click somewhere and shoot someone or themselves
I totally agree with you!!!!!!
I don't think it's to yung but the way thay are doing it is without question 100% WRONG
Not with supervision.
I've always been dreaming of shooting a gun and understanding how it works.
Telling kids how a guns work and how dangerous is it by letting him using it on an immovable target with different people and protection is good
The toy gun mixed in the toys is a little misleading. The gun under the couch is more realistic
Well, if you teach your kids about firearms this will never happen lmao. They're easy to be safe around if you're not ignorant.
that moment when he cocked the gun when I clicked the video 💀
We get subliminal messages in everything we do and see everyday and computer games don't help I say the Hampshire have the best idea
When you teach your children the importance of firearm safety they are better equipped to prevent accidental shootings. The reason why those kids are picking up those guns and are playing with them is because their parents haven't taught them about firearm safety so they are not educated in that area. All of my children were taught to treat every gun as if it is loaded and can kill, even if it is a toy gun and they know to keep their finger off of the trigger and to never point it at anyone. The best way to teach chidren is to expose them to the danger and educate them about it, not to shield it from them because once they are exposed, if not taught, something bad will happen.
So what's been proven ? Young children can't distinguish between real and toy guns ?
What's next ? Discovery of gravity ? Invention of the wheel ?
I prefer to have land mines and see who touches one first
Rather then hide firearms in my kids toys
Winston is such a w
Me: A GUN! Hold up…
Well then maybe your parent,s shouldntve brought you one if they had any sense.
a kid can not rack a firearm, the spring is way too strong. just because your toy gun you bought was easy to pull the slide doesnt mean a real one would be.
4 rules of safety it’s easy to teach
Lil buddy got the hell outta there
I’m only 12 now but I’ve been shooting since I was 2 years old TEACH YOUR KIDS ABOUT GUN AND GUN SAFETY
Well obviously the kids didn’t think they were real guns, they probably thought they were toys
Alec Baldwin has entered the chat
Nothing like fear-mongering to the uneducated..
First of all when we say kids should be able to play with guns, we don’t mean toddlers, we mean a rational, over the age of 6 child.
2:59 LOL
Are you sure those are fake guns? They have mag well, working hammer and everything?
Well I think they are real firearms there just not loaded or have rounds in the chamber
A little mock dialogue....
Kid no. 1: Oh my Lordy! Look what I found, I want to touch it---
Kid no. 2 (pushing Kid no .1 back): DON'T TOUCH IT! IT IS A GUN! AND DON'T ASSUME IT IS EMPTY, AND IF YOU TOUCH OR MOVE IT, IT CAN STILL GO "BANG!" AND YOU OR ME WILL GET HURT OR DIE!
Kid no. 1: Really?
Kid no. 2: I am not kidding! THIS GUN IS NOT A TOY! JUST STAY WELL WELL AWAY!