That woman is 43 times more likely to be injured by her own gun than use it to kill an attacker.
Sorry guns in the house do not make you safer.
Personally, I'm not looking to be safer. I have guns in my house because I want them and can afford them. If that makes it more likely for me to get hurt, I'm ok with that. That's a decision I make for myself.
You know................it's not so much the guns that I have a problem with, it's the amount of ammo you can carry in that gun before reloading.
I'm pretty sure when the Founding Fathers wrote our Constitution, they were thinking about muzzle loading rifles that took anywhere from 1 min to 1 1/2 min to reload. If they had AR-15's with 100 round magazines (like what the person in CO had), I'm pretty sure they would have made limits on what the citizens could and couldn't have, because back then, all gun technology was pretty much the same.
Things didn't change until almost 100 years later with Remington and Winchester, but there was still a long way to go before they got to the AR-15.
I've said it before..........magazines and clips should be limited to NO MORE than 15 rounds. If you can't hit your target by then, you need to practice more, because the guns of today have a much larger penetration than the muskets of old, which means that not only should you be thinking about your target, but also where the stray shots can go.
Besides..............do you really NEED an assault rifle with 30 round clips to hunt a deer? I did pretty well with just a regular bolt action rifle.
But then again, I'm from Montana where we actually know how to shoot and hunt.