Super Bowl -Master Ed McCaffrey a ‘great believer’ in safe gun possession gives advice on responsible handling

Ed McCaffrey doesn’t see any of his children in the Super Bowl, as he did last year with Son Christian, but he still made the trip to New Orleans of a special case.

The three-time Super Bowl champion recently collaborated with Colt to spread the attention of responsible gun possession.

“I am a component of firearm security. If you want to exercise your right to own a firearm, you should do it safe and responsible. That’s why I worked with Colt,” McCaffrey said in a recent interview with Pakinomist Digital.

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Denver Broncos Broad receives Ed McCaffrey (87) Jets past Atlanta Falcons Linebacker Jessie Tuggle (58) under the Super Bowl, a 34-19 Broncos victory over Atlanta Falcons 31 January 1999, at Pro Player Stadium in Miami, FLA. (E. Bakke/Getty Images)

Clay Matthews, Fletcher Cox, Adam Vinatieri and Joe Thomas were nominated for Colt’s Safety Impact Award, and Matthews won it. McCaffrey said it was “incredible” to be part of the campaign with some NFL legends.

“As many players, even those that I have coached, their own firearms,” ​​said the former Denver Bronco. “Colorado, Big Hunting State, Big Outdoors State. Access to different states are different. But everyone should train properly and know how to deal with a firearm responsibly if they want to exercise their right to own them. I am a great believer In them, and I think people can be surprised at how many people own firearms.

Siriusxm -host Ed McCaffrey and NFL, who run back Christian McCaffrey from Carolina Panthers make up for photos under Siriusxm in Super Bowl Life January 30, 2020, in Miami, FLA. (Cindy words/getty images to siriusxm)

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“They are a right to own. Many hunters own them. People own them for protection. Whatever your reasoning, if you want to own one, learn to serve them safely and responsibly. You owe it to yourself and friends and family.

Colt also gives away $ 100,000 if there’s a security in the Super Bowl Sunday.

McCaffrey can also afford those who own or want to own guns.

Denver Broncos recipient Ed McCaffrey on the sidelines against Kansas City Chiefs at Mile High Stadium. (Peter Brouillet/USA Today Network)

“Take a pistol safety course. I would recommend if you are a first -time owner of a firearm, take a course. … Don’t just listen to a few tips from your friend. Take a course, be responsible,” McCaffrey said.

He compared the process of learning responsible gun possession in learning football at a young age.

“In football, I went to Lejre and Clinics that taught me how to play the game,” he said. “If you need to own a firearm, take a course and get your license and make sure you read all about how to properly run a firearm.”

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