NRA and gun makers encourage all to buy and possess a firearm but oppose any mandate to utilize existing technology to block any child from firing it during any reasonably foreseeable mishandling of it.
Consumer Product Safety Commission regulates toy makers to block small parts on which children can choke “during reasonably foreseeable use or misuse of a toy,” but it lacks regulation of gun makers to do the same for guns.
Though a child’s handling of an inherently dangerous product, a gun, can cause tragic consequences to multiple victims, why do gun makers get a pass that toy makers don’t?
