Firearm details
| Among all respondents (n=202)*… | n (%) |
| Firearm access/ownership† | |
| Access, owner | 170 (84.2) |
| Access, not owner | 9 (4.5) |
| Purchased, in waiting period | 5 (2.5) |
| Intends to purchase | 2 (1.0) |
| No known access | 12 (5.9) |
| Work-related firearm access‡ | 8 (4.0) |
| Any firearm removal pursuant to GVRO‡ | 113 (55.9) |
| Any known firearms not recovered‡ | 24 (11.9) |
| Among respondents with removals (n=113)… | |
| Total firearms removed | 653 |
| Median (25th–75th pctl) no. firearms removed/person | 2 (1, 4) |
| Undocumented firearms recovered§ | |
| Yes | 27 (23.9) |
| No | 78 (69.0) |
| Cases with additional firearms not recovered‡ | 13 (11.5) |
| Type of firearms removed | |
| Any handguns | |
| Yes | 96 (85.0) |
| No | 13 (11.5) |
| Any long guns | |
| Yes | 53 (46.9) |
| No | 54 (47.8) |
| Any assault-type weapons | |
| Yes | 33 (29.2) |
| No | 73 (64.6) |
| Mechanism of firearm recovery | |
| Law enforcement | 97 (85.8) |
| Licensed firearm dealer | 9 (8.0) |
*201 unique respondents; one person had two distinct GVROs. Percentages are calculated with unknown (missing) values in the denominator.
†Categories are mutually exclusive. Individuals were classified according to the most proximal ownership/access category that applied.
‡These were coded as (1) if present and otherwise left blank (0), so we can’t distinguish between ‘no’ and ‘unknown’.
§Undocumented firearms are those that the State did not know the respondent possessed (based on firearm transaction records).
¶
GVRO, gun violence restraining order.