September 15th 2015
Fatal Firearm Accidents vs Private
Gun Ownership 1965 - 2013
Dean Weingarten makes an exhaustive dig into the subject of firearms accidents relative to gun ownership. Not surprisingly it shows pretty clearly an inverse relationship, although the 'gun control' freaks will no doubt continue to spout their bleatings that everything is worse!
By Dean Weingarten on September 1st, 2015
The number of fatal firearm accidents, or unintentional firearm fatalities, have been falling for more than 50 years. At the same time, the number of firearms in the United States has been steadily rising. The cause of fatal firearm accidents is not correlated to the number of firearms in society …
The red line is the number of private firearms in the United States, in units of 100,000. At the end of 2013, the estimate was 363.3 million. The green line is the number of fatal firearm accidents, or unintentional firearm fatalities, in the United States. The number in 2013 was the lowest recorded, 505. The absolute numbers are important, but the rate of unintended firearm fatalities per 100,000 population is a better measure of safety........ --> 
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