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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Yes, he brought home a gun safe and ammo safe with it. He told me immediately and didn’t try to hide he purchased it, and I didn’t realize how against it I felt until I saw it in my home. I told him to lock it up and discuss with our kids that they are not to touch it. He’s not irresponsible and I know wont leave it laying around.

Clearly he’s keeping it and he’ll do it safely, but I don’t like it. He is a hobby shooter and I know he enjoys it, I’ve just never seen a gun close up in person before. [/quote]
Why don’t you suggest he keep it at the shooting range where he actually practices and uses it? If he’s so irresponsible to bring this home without discussing it I doubt he’s actually responsible enough to keep it safe - forever - and away from your kids. He sounds impulsive and selfish. Two great traits of men who kill their spouse in fits of rage. [/quote]

You sound unhinged, as well. It's not "so irresponsible" for a hobby shooter to bring home a gun, and a gun safe without getting a permission slip from his mommy/wife/manager first. You sound ridiculously controlling, and outright paranoid. I hope you get the help you need to unclench. [/quote]
Yes I’m sure anyone you disagree with is “unhinged”. You sound like an irresponsible gun owner and negligent father and husband. [/quote]

I'm a mother of two and former military and I don't currently own a gun, but go off half-cocked, I guess? [/quote]
Mothers who don’t care about their children’s safety are rare, but not unheard of. Glad your gun brings you more joy than your kids.[/quote]

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