Suicides at gun ranges across various states, including Tennessee, Florida, and Virginia, highlight a troubling trend as families mourn their losses and demand action for better safety measures. Reports indicate that individuals with mental health issues have rented firearms at these facilities, leading to tragic outcomes, such as one case where a mother discovered her son had taken his life at a range despite his felony record preventing him from owning a gun.
Families affected by these incidents are pushing for changes, including the implementation of background checks for gun rentals at ranges. This push follows revelations that individuals with serious mental health struggles are able to rent firearms, raising questions about current practices and safety protocols in the industry. The outcome of these discussions could potentially reshape how gun ranges operate nationally in response to these alarming events.
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