In a compelling call to action, Kevin D. Bradford argues that gun manufacturers must implement more robust distribution safeguards to prevent firearms from falling into the hands of criminals. He highlights that approximately 30,000 people are killed annually in the U.S. due to gun violence, costing the economy an estimated $100 billion each year in various social and medical expenses.
Bradford points out that 45% to 60% of guns traced to crimes originate from just 1% of gun dealers, emphasizing that better regulations could significantly reduce firearm diversion. He advocates for a consumer-driven approach, encouraging Americans to demand accountability from manufacturers by grading their efforts in preventing criminal access to firearms.
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