I agree with looking at Kleck's research. Particularly now that we have the courts on our side, we don't particularly need Lott's tainted research in spite of its more favorable (for us) results. We don't need to show firearm ownership reducing crime, a null result is perfectly adequate, the onus is on gun control advocates to show positive results to gun control laws (Though I freely admit that as a libertarian, I would be against gun control even if it was demonstrably effective at reducing crime).
Ryan





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