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Jen O’Hara shares her Project ChildSafe Story in this video. Sponsored by the National Shooting Sports Foundation.

Own it. Secure it. Protect it. Jen O’Hara of Girls with Guns Clothing shares the importance of firearm safey and safe storage of guns for hunters and ccw holders alike. To learn more about Project Childsafe visit ProjectChildsafe.org.

Own it. Secure it. Protect it. Team WON’s Julie Golob shares the importance of firearm safey and safe storage and why it’s important to her and her family. To learn more about preventing unauthorized access to firearms and the National Shooting Sport Foundation’sProject Childsafe program visit ProjectChildsafe.org

Julie Golob shares her Project Childsafe Story in this video, sponsored by the National Shooting Sports Foundation.

Find out how this community-led effort focused on “Aiming for Zero” firearm accidents, works to prevent firearm thefts and misuse.

NSSF’s Project ChildSafe Names Two Dallas-Area Residents ‘Local Champions’ in Firearm Safety.

Project ChildSafe is thrilled to announce the kickoff of our annual Friends and Family campaign.

If you own a gun, or want to own a gun, this initiative will either educate or refresh you on safe gun owning practices.

Want to learn how to talk to your children about gun safety?

Morgan Rogue gives you a run-down on Project ChildSafe’s resources for parents, educators and law enforcement.

In this Project ChildSafe video revisited, Becky Yackley believes you should be the person to teach your child about using firearms safely.

NSSF’s Project ChildSafe and the Women’s Outdoor News (The WON) hosted the 5th Annual “Women of the Gun” event on Wed., Jan. 24, in Las Vegas, Nevada, during NSSF’s annual SHOT Show convention. Here’s what happened.

In this revisited post for Project ChildSafe, Ali Juten explains the key aspects to follow when safely shooting clays.

In this post we revisit the Project ChildSafe video where Ali Juten tells us the best firearm conversations to have to keep our kids safe.

Project ChildSafe collected all of its existing hunter safety information and created a new online safety hub resource just for hunters.

Join Project ChildSafe on July 14 for a webinar, “Understanding Youth Mental Health and Preventing Unauthorized Access to Firearms.”

Whether you’re a new hunter or a seasoned hunter, it pays to know 3 common hunting safety mishaps. Ali Juten gives you the run-down in this video, sponsored by Project ChildSafe and Hunt S.A.F.E.

Carrie Lightfoot and Barbara Baird discuss Project ChildSafe and how you and the kids in your life can benefit from it. Barb interviewed Bill Romanelli, of the NSSF, about the program. Julie Golob weighs in with important tips on how to control recoil.

Courtney Nicolson gives excellent advice for traveling in the U.S. with a firearm.

Becky Yackley gives important pointers on how to model proper firearms handling every day, everywhere.

In this revisit of a trip to the Scholastic Action Shooting Nationals, Michelle Cerino walked away impressed by not only shooting skills of youth, but their overall decorum.

Former Olympian biathlete Lanny Barnes shares her story of learning the importance of safe storage, and passing along that information to others.

In honor of the NSSF’s inaugural Gun Storage Check Week, we’ve compiled a list of past posts on the subject, written by Team WON.

It’s time to check those safes and lockboxes to make sure they are present and complementing your life and safety, not hindering it.

Michelle Cerino describes several ways to store your firearm if you carry it off-body. Since this is the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s “Gun Storage Week,” we thought it is important. Gun Tote’n Mamas includes information in its manual on this topic, as well.

NSSF’s ‘Make Sure It’s SecureTM ’ campaign is a reminder to prevent unwanted access to firearms.

Michelle Cerino describes how you can be a superhero by carrying personal defense tools in a GTM concealed-carry bag or purse.

Morgan Rogue tell us, “The key to talking to children about guns and gun safety is to take away the stigma that guns are bad, while also teaching them that guns aren’t to be feared, nor that they are a mystery.”

Becky Yackley reminds us of the 4 rules of firearms safety in this video. It may be time to refresh or share these rules with someone else in the new year.

Jumpstart the memories and education early with some safety and deliberate fun with toy guns this season.

Becky Yackley walks you through how to prepare to hunt in this video, produced for the National Shooting Sports Foundation.