Hmmmmmmmmm!

@sandman I would feel much better about guns if everyone had the skills and knowledge that you seem to have. I appreciate your taking time to answer my questions. Thank you.Unrelated note - we were at Natural Bridge Cavern this past weekend and they were having an archery event - folks were shooting at all kinds of target animals out in the woods - it was neat to see all their gear and I enjoyed all the families out together in the outdoors enjoying the sport in the beautiful hill country.

@Cabin_Mama Thanks for the comment. Although I don't consider myself an average gun owner (have more training most, practice more often than most, read the laws & regulations for Texas & Federal), I also believe that the average gun owner in this country is not the idiot the media and some politicians describe.

What kind of training.

@Matthew87 I've been thru some basic firearms training a long time ago... NRA-type classes that go over firearms safety, shooting fundamentals, etc.A few years back I went to some training focused on handguns, like defensive handgun, low-light situations, shooting on the move, personal protection inside the home, weak hand shooting, etc.In 2013 I bought my first MSR and did some carbine classes (basic, advanced), combined carbine/handgun training. The basic classes I have taken are usually NRA instructors/ex-Law Enforcement. I've trained in small groups with other personnel (not regular LEOs or NRA instructors).Although I have been a gun owner for more than 25 years and I learnt to shoot during my teens, I was one of those gun owners that saw no use for an AR-15 until Obama and Feinstein tried to take them away after the Sandy Hook shooting. I now build my own as a hobby.

Any updates? This might just be an inside job!!!We go there frequently. I'm not sure how this could happen with the security they have in place.

Well obviously the security failed at his job.