Super Bowl Ed McCAffrey “Great Belief” by Safe Owner of Weapons, gives advice on responsible handling
Ed McCaffrey He will not observe any of his children in Super Bowl as he did with his son Christian last year, but he continued to travel to New Orleans for a special reason.
AND Triple Champion Super Bowla He recently united with Colt to expand the awareness of the responsible ownership of weapons.
“I am a component of firearm security. If you are going to take advantage of your right to own a firearm, you should do so safely and responsibly. That’s why I got together with Colt,” McCaffrey said in a recent interview with Fox News Digital.
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Denver Broncos Wide Receiver Ed McCaffrey, 87, Jets, next to the Atlanta Falcons Jessie Tuggle Lini striker during Super Bowl, Broncos’s 34-19 over Atlanta Falcons 31. At January 1999 (E. Bakke/Getty Images)
Clay Matthews, Fletcher Cox, Adam Vinatieri and Joe Thomas are nominated for the Colt’s Security Impact Award, and Matthews beat him. McCaffrey said it was “amazing” to be part of the campaign with some NFL legends.
“So many players, even those I trained, own a firearm,” Denver bronco said. “Colorado, a big hunting country, a large outdoor country. Access to different countries is different. But everyone should train properly and know how to responsibly handle fire weapons if they will take advantage of their right to them. I am a great believer in them and I think it would be People could surprise how many people possess a firearm.
Siriusxm host Ed McCaffrey and NFL running Christian McCaffrey of Carolina Panthers posing for photos during Siriusxm -Au Super Bowlu LIV on January 30, 2020. In Miami, Fla. (Cindy Ord/Getty Pictures for Siriusxm)
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“They are right to own. Many hunters have them. People have them for protection. No matter what your explanation, if you will own it, you must learn how to safely and responsibly manage them. Alone and friends.
Colt also gives $ 100,000 if there is Safety in Super Bowl Sunday.
McCaffrey also has advice for those who own or want to own a weapon.
Denver Broncos Receiver Ed McCaffrey aside against the Kansas city bosses at Mile High Stadium. (Peter Brouillet/USA Today Network)
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“Go to a weapon safety course. I would recommend, if you are the first owner of a firearm, take a course … Don’t just listen to a few tips from your friend. Get on the course, be responsible,” McCaffrey said.
He compared the process of learning responsible ownership of weapons with football learning at a young age.
“In football, I went to camps and clinics who taught me how to play the game,” he said. “If you are going to own a firearm, you need to go to the course and get a license and be sure to read all about how to properly manage fire weapons.”
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