I have truly mixed feelings about guns. I was raised to believe that a family has to protect their household type of a thing. My RT father made it clear that if a natural disaster happened (ie, hurricane Katrina or riots) that nobody would be taking our shoes and water supply. He took me shooting at a young age, taught me proper handling and safety of course. I even had my own designated gun (.22 mm) with a custom grip for my small hands. I get it, I do. I also have no problem with hunting (for food not trophy) and believe it is something that can keep us connected with the natural cycle. It's more humane than raising animals for slaughter... blah blah blah
On the other hand, my RT father and a close friend of mine both died from self inflicted gunshot so I guess I have a problem with humans being so weak in moments of passion because in my experience the guns rarely seem to be used for protection and usually end up being used in bad ways for whatever reason.

Is skeet shooting when you put a clay disk in this little contraption and then yell "pull" and someone triggers the contraption to fling the disk into the air while you shoot at it? If so, yes I did that in KY. Everyone had a gunrack in their truck 'round them parts.