[Dan from Michigan]

Sad to see. Luckily it sounds like the kid's going to make it.

1. Stop.
2. Don't touch.
3. Leave the Area.
4. Tell an adult.

And Grandma needs a gun cabinent or locked area to put her gun in when kids are around.

[RockinRight]

BAN GRANDMAS NOW

[Blood of Tyrants]

Eddie Eagle has saved more than one life.

[hiredhand]

All firearms in our house were up too high (or locked up) until all the kids were about 6 or so. But by the time they were old enough to walk, they were afraid to go near one without permission. We made sure of that!

"Go near Dad's guns" = "Get switched"

Kids are a lot smarter than most people give them credit for, but MUST be trained.

I'm happy the 4 year old wasn't seriously harmed!

[lilylangtree]

Grandma, you didn't childproof your house.

[PAR35]

No one needs a .22 revolver around the house.

[Black Tooth]

"Grandma gives one story. The kids give another," Saginaw Police Detective Sgt. Mark Lively said.

And the readers only get one story.

Not even enough here to argue about.

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

Here in AZ, hundreds of children drown in private swimming pools, mostly rates a big media and activist yawn.

A weekend or two ago, (I don't know how many since) three more people died in local boating accidents, on a busy weekend, it can double or triple, again it rates a yawn.

The liberals and media does not give a damn that people die in accidents, it is only "HOW" they die that matters.