[driftless2]

Here in Wisconsin there's millions of guns...more than the population of about five million. Even many Democrats love guns and hunting. Outside of Milwaukee deaths from guns are mighty rare. Heart attacks and falling from deer stands might kill more deer hunters during hunting season, but I could be wrong. In fact, the deer might kill more citizens (auto accidents) than hunters shoot other hunters.

So if the proliferation of guns creates innumerable gun deaths, where are all the homicides outside of Milwaukee? Just about non-existent.

[Morpheus2009]

Similar story over in Pennsylvania, leave the cities, and murder is almost unheard of, even robberies very seldom actually result in death in rural areas, in fact, most robberies can rob a store clean out of money and know that they aren’t going to encounter the cops. There has been the cop sniper shooting suspected by the man who stole his Father’s gun (Frein) but actual murders in PA in the rural areas are rare. You do have to look out for deer on the road though.