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I have been trying to get an answer searching on the web but to no avail, The NRAILA websites claims no but other sources have said yes.

I do not want to alarm the neighbors or anyone ringing my door bell but I would like to keep my firearm near and not in reach of my son.

If you have a source for your answer please list it.

Thank you.

I'm trying to do my Structured Self Development course and I can't even access it since ALMS launches a generic course template with no content, is there any way around this? or are we just going to wait for ALMS to fix it?

My wife is pregnant and one of my hobbies is to go out and shoot, she likes to come with me and now I had a concern, will the loud noise from the firearms be bad for the baby? even though he is in the womb but he will not have ear plugs, will the womb provide enough protection from the high impulse noise?

Firearm ownership is both an American tradition and a right we hold dear in this country but some do not agree with this and try to take away those traditions, criminals will have guns no matter what but sometimes legal gun owners are suffering the most.

Will Hillary destroy our right to bear arms? will she create harsh restrictions? will she make a new assault weapon ban? (an assault weapon is a semi-automatic weapon that looks like a military weapon) that will not sunset?