Firearms were essential tools for survival from "summary" of Pistols and Petticoats by Erika Janik
Firearms were essential tools for survival in the American West. Without them, settlers and pioneers would have been defenseless against the many dangers they faced. Whether it was hunting for food, protecting their families from wildlife or hostile Native Americans, or simply ensuring their own safety in the untamed wilderness, guns were a necessity. In a land where law enforcement was often scarce or non-existent, individuals had to rely on themselves for protection. Firearms provided a sense of security and empowerment to those living on the frontier. The ability to defend oneself and one's property was a fundamental aspect of survival in this ha...
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