CVS Pharmacy

[jmra]

I agree

Are you going to revive every 5 year old thread?

[MeMelYup]

I can understand the gun angle from a company that promotes drug usage.

[Duck]

When is a child old enough to use a gun responsibly?

Never, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. This is what the distinguished organization has to say about children and guns: Never allow your child access to your gun(s). No matter how much instruction you may give him or her, a youngster in the middle years is not mature and responsible enough to handle a potentially lethal weapon. Certainly the recent wave of school massacres give ample evidence of that.

What the heck...

My son recites Coopers 4 rules of gun safety in his sleep and he's only 12.

I work at a range and many times I have heard a child tell their parent to keep their gun pointed down range as I was heading over there to do the same. At least once a week I see a child handle a firearm more safely than their parents. A child that "gets it" is far safer than an adult who does not.

[Cedar Park Dad]

As a complete aside, if nowhere else you can get passport photos taken there for your CHL much more cheaply then Walgreens.

[bdickens]

Can we lock this? This has been a non-issue since 09 Dec 2008: viewtopic.php?f=94&t=20577#p236259" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;