Sentence examples for firearms locked from inspiring English sources

He kept the firearms locked up.

A federal judge refused to dismiss a challenge to a new state law that permits employees to keep firearms locked in their vehicles at their workplaces.

But when she and other Tennessee Republicans decided earlier this year not to move forward with an N.R.A. bill that would have allowed people to keep firearms locked in their cars in parking lots, Ms. Maggart became an object lesson in how the organization deploys its political power.

But even though he has 15 firearms locked in a cabinet in his garage and loves an outing at the shooting range, he does not exactly fit the stereotype.

According to a 2003 study, two-thirds of patients who were counseled briefly about safe-storage practices by their doctor reported that they stored their firearms locked, unloaded and inaccessible to children.

Among other things, the plan calls for educating families to store firearms locked and unloaded, with ammunition locked separately, if a household member is at high risk for suicide.

It's small wonder that groups like the American Academy of Pediatrics encourage their members to tell parents not to keep any firearms – even locked firearms – in a house with kids.

Few states (the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence counts 11) have laws concerning firearm locking devices.

The VA also distributes firearm locking devices to those at risk of suicide (Nalpathanchil, 2013).

The National Shooting Sports Foundation's "Project ChildSafe," for instance, distributed 37 million free safety kits that include a firearm locking device, across the United States.

If you can't be certain of its status or who may have access to it, it is best to unload the firearm, lock the firearm with a slide lock (for a pistol) or lock the firearm in a hard case or a safe.