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Survival and Tradition: Why Rural Northern Californians Want Their Guns

Feb 22, 2013 at

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As communities in Fresno grapple with keeping gangs and guns off the streets, some residents in the rural, forested ranges of Northern California say guns are a means of survival. With law enforcement an hour away, guns help them scare off bears and burglars, they say.

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Survival and Tradition: Why Rural Northern Californians Want Their Guns

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