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Thirty years after Dunblane, Scotland grapples with rising gun safety concerns amid American-style shooting clubs.
Thirty years after the Dunblane massacre, Jack Crozier, brother of victim Emma Crozier, has raised concerns about the rise of American-style practical shooting clubs in Scotland, calling them dangerous and a potential normalization of firearms.
Despite strict gun laws enacted after the 1996 tragedy—including a handgun ban—clubs like Recoil Scotland host events involving rapid-fire drills and human-shaped targets, with some participants having revoked licenses.
Police Scotland acknowledges the need for updated legislation, and new UK laws have introduced stricter safety checks and ammunition controls.
Advocates warn that complacency could undermine decades of progress in preventing gun violence.
Treinta años después de Dunblane, Escocia se enfrenta a crecientes preocupaciones por la seguridad de las armas en medio de clubes de tiro al estilo estadounidense.