Like a similar conversation here... It happened a women walk in to the range inwhich i work PT...went in to the range..and shot a mag..then turned the gun on herself .

Unfuturantly this is a common problem across the country. And now we(the range) are going to be place under the Microscope...and the community is going crazy. They didn't/and DO NOT want it in" their Backyard". So here we go..and there really isn't much that we could have been..except for ask for a Phy eval.. :rolleyes:

Sad

But no amount of regulation would have stopped her from doing what she intended... If not a gun, then a toaster in the bath, or her head in the unlit gas oven...

But the libtards will beat their drums on why private shooting ranges should have psychological screenings at the door...

Fuggetaboutit!

It is sad, but the plain truth is that if a person has made up their mind to do it there is nothing or no one that will be able to stop them. I've seen people do it on duty and there is nothing that will prevent it.

its sad. its a permanent solution to a temporary problem