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Halloween Safety for Gun Owners
Halloween brings more break-ins, drunk drivers, and late-night party violence. Here’s how gun owners can stay safe at home, trick-or-treating, and beyond.
October 28, 2026
Halloween brings more break-ins, drunk drivers, and late-night party violence. Here’s how gun owners can stay safe at home, trick-or-treating, and beyond.
Halloween has always been a day that is surrounded by an air of death and fright, but we as a society know that these grisly images and macabre masks are for fun. In reality, we still wish to avoid the mortal dangers of the world regardless of how in-depth we go with our festivities.
A New Haven Man walking down the street was approached by a man who said “Happy Halloween” before stabbing him. Fortunately, his cousin was near by with a gun.
The sad answer is that both were the costumes that mass shooters were wearing to Halloween parties. Last year Concealed Carry Inc. brought you a story of a Texas Halloween Party Attacked by a Man in Freddy Krueger Costume and unfortunately, we have another costumed shooter to report on this year. This time, Santa Claus.
In San Antonio Texas, a man dressed as Freddy Krueger, the villain from “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, shot five people with a shotgun during a Halloween party early Sunday morning. This according to a police statement.
Every October 31, children all over go door to door, trick-or-treating. It is very important to take safety precautions and prepare before allowing your children to go out. Before your children go trick or treating, please ensure the following things:
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