Guns are a highly fraught subject in the political world, but out in the real world, there are millions of people who own guns as a matter of habit, tradition, and sports, who would never hurt a fly—after all, what's the point in shooting a fly when there's game to hunt? They may not be interviewed much about it, but they keep safely-stored weapons that they use for everything from hunting to home defense to competition, and they mostly mind their own business.

These gun owners are as diverse as the weapons they keep. There are traditional hunters who mostly own side-by-side shotguns and perhaps a nice .243 rifle. They clean their guns every time they use them, and spend a lot of money on having all the right gear and licenses. 

There are former military who keep weapons as a matter of habit, and cannot help but store them in their own personal armory. There are wild enthusiasts who want to get their hands on every gun there is, perhaps for competition. There are hobbyists who only touch a gun at the range every now and then. They're all valid ways to relate to guns and the people who love them. Which one of them sounds most like you? Let's find out!