Wintemute G J, Teret S P, Kraus J F, Wright M A, Bradfield G
JAMA. 1987 Jun 12;257(22):3107-9. doi: 10.1001/jama.257.22.3107.
Between 1977 and 1983, eighty-eight California children 0 to 14 years of age were unintentionally shot and killed either by other children or by themselves. The majority of cases occurred while children were playing with guns they had found. Easy accessibility to guns, the resemblance of guns to toys, and gun malfunctions were all contributing factors. Handguns, particularly those of .22 caliber, were frequently involved.
1977年至1983年间,88名加利福尼亚州0到14岁的儿童被其他儿童或他们自己意外开枪打死。大多数案件发生在儿童玩他们找到的枪支时。枪支容易获取、枪支与玩具相似以及枪支故障都是促成因素。手枪,特别是那些口径为.22的手枪,经常涉及其中。