Guns are used for hunting and self defense

Most guns are not used daily but there is a fun aspect to some types of firearms when done safely, like trap shooting and range competitions. Some acts that they are used for are inhumane but most of these acts are completed with unregistered or illlegal purchased firearms.

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The tradition of hunting and sport shooting has a long history and is deeply rooted in many cultures. The Olympic Games have included shooting events since 1896. As for self-defense, consider Switzerland, where a significant portion of the population is armed, but gun-related crime is relatively low.

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