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What “Good Ready” Looks Like: A Safety-Forward Checklist for Responsible Firearm Ownership There’s a difference between owning a firearm and being responsibly “ready” to own one. “Good ready” isn’t about speed, tactics, or showing off gear—it’s about building calm, repeatable habits that reduce risk, protect the people around you, and keep your equipment dependable for its intended lawful use. This article focuses on high-level, non-tec …