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NEWTOWN, Conn. – In recognition of June as National Safety Month, as well as Responsible Gun Owners Day, NSSF® — the firearm and ammunition trade association — and Project ChildSafe® are encouraging gun owners to pay extra attention to firearm safety practices and responsible gun ownership, including securely storing their firearms when not in use. Project ChildSafe[3] provides a host of resources for all types of gun owners, from first-time owners to experienced ones. Over the last two years, there have been more than 14 million first-time gun owners, many of them seeking guidance on training and safety education at firearm retailers, shooting ranges and through NSSF’s Project ChildSafe program. Firearm ownership is a right enjoyed by millions of Americans, and with that right comes the responsibility to safely handle and store firearms when they’re not in use. Project ChildSafe has a vast library of firearm safety resources available to gun owners to help prevent accidents, theft and misuse, including suicide. “NSSF and Project ChildSafe promote responsible gun ownership and safe firearm storage year-round, and National Safety Month allows us to elevate our safety messages even further,” said Joe Bartozzi, NSSF’s President and CEO. “We’ve seen a significant rise in the number of new gun owners over the last two years, and the
