They said they hope to research issues including how to prevent suicides involving firearms, and to hold symposia on gun-policy issues that include people such as hunters, members of the military and law-enforcement officers.
“To have credibility, we have to welcome all voices,” said Mr. Mocsary, who has previously done research and written articles opposing some gun regulations and arguing that the Second Amendment protects an individual’s right to bear arms. “It’s important for this to be an ongoing conversation, not just when a tragedy happens.”
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