Seriously, look up the battles of Lexington & Concord.

Regarding this incident, guns are dangerous, which is the whole point. Shit is going to happen. The difference is that in this case, it was, for once, not the child getting killed. If anything, this is incident proves that strictly regulating their use to professionally trained or certified users, as in the case of motor vehicles is not necessarily the answer to gun violence.

How the name of the facility is supposed to indicate anything one way or another about firearms or the mentality regarding them, is beyond me. Serving food is a good way to bring in business and set one range apart from its competition.