From a 2004 National Firearms Survey in the U

question 24

Multiple Choice

From a 2004 national firearms survey in the U.S., which is the most common reason for owning a rifle or shotgun?

• A) Self-protection
• B) Family protection
• C) Occupational
• D) Sport shooting

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