Guns & America In 1791 Were Worlds Away From The Guns & America Of Today

<p>Other than members of law enforcement, today almost no one uses firearms on a daily or weekly basis. Most guns owned by Americans sit in a drawer or a closet and aren&rsquo;t fired even once a year. Some people hunt for fun, but most of those hunters don&rsquo;t fire their guns more often than a ten or twenty days per year.</p> <p><strong>In 1791 You Couldn&rsquo;t Use A Gun Without Training</strong></p> <p>In 1791, loading, aiming, and firing a gun was a complicated process that took about thirty seconds per shot. You simply couldn&rsquo;t do it effectively without training and practice.</p> <p>In 1791 you just, plain couldn&rsquo;t use a gun without being well trained in how to use it properly.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/technology-taxes-education-columns-by-david-grace/guns-america-in-1791-were-worlds-away-from-guns-america-today-e1f502674d4a"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>