Not me.

Sort of on-topic I guess, but when my children were very young, each and every one was marched to the game pole and shown the effect of a high velocity bullet on game. I made them stick their fingers in the bone wreckage and told them to think "what-if" that was a person's shoulder, rib, etc.

Then they were "harangued" by yours truly that once the bullet leaves the barrel, you can't put it back again, along with telling them to look at their gun, and never let their gun look at them!

Anyway, the topic is repeated at times when there is dead stuff hanging on the pole, and it has had a marvelous effect on their concern for other's safety.

I personally know only about 6 people I implicitly trust to carry a loaded gun behind me, and my kids are three of them.