Don’t buy into the myth of owning a gun for self-defense. The life you save may be your own. Steven J. Sainsbury is a hospice and geriatric physician in San Luis Obispo.

While gun laws, weaponry and gun ownership have evolved dramatically in the U.S., Slobogin said self-defense law has not kept up with it. That's a problem because the presence of – or the threat ...

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Largesse often encounters people in his classes who buy a gun for defense because "it feels right." "I'll have guys who run through 800 or 1,200 rounds come up to me and say, 'I hate my gun ...

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Less than one percent of people with firearm access used their guns in self-defense in any given year, according to findings published March 14 in JAMA Network Open. "We all have one in the family.

Don’t buy into the myth of owning a gun for self-defense. The life you save may be your own. Steven J. Sainsbury is a hospice and geriatric physician in San Luis Obispo. ©2022 Los Angeles Times.