CHILDREN AND THE FIREARMS
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Children, Firearm, Violence, Forensic PsychiatryAbstract
A firearm is any portable barrel weapon that fires, serves to fire, or can be modified to fire shot, bullet or projectile by the action of an incendiary propellant. Essential parts of firearms are also considered firearms. It is very dangerous to keep a firearm in the house. If the parents own any weapons, then the weapons must be unloaded (without ammunition) and locked in a special cabinet, out of the reach of the children, and the ammunition stored in another place, also under lock and key.Downloads
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