When I was a Freshman I took my .22 Rifle to school to tap a couple of holes in it for a scope. The Principle saw me with it as I was walking into shop class. He asked to see it so I handed it to him, he looked it over put it too his shoulder and sighted it out the window. Handed it back and asked what I was going to do with it in shop.
I told him about adding the scope and he smiled and handed me the weapon back and told me to make sure I could still use the iron sights while the scope was attached, then he left.
If I were a student today and did that the FBI would have been called in and I would be featured on CNN as a nut job gun lover who was going away to prison for life.
That’s a good principal. Where are they today, and why can’t we fire all these a**hats who suspend drill team members for having obviously phony drill-team rifles in their cars?
Weapons are not the problem, kids who don’t know right from wrong are the problem.IMHO