When my son was four I was at a local inn helping our town's (pop. c. 945) parent's club do the prep work for a meal that would be served by the inn as a fundraiser. The assembled kids of all the parents were playing around inside and outside the inn. Suddenly all the kids went silent. They'd all been shocked when the innkeeper's son had drawn a very real, and very fortunately unloaded handgun on my son. Apparently his dad had not properly secured his weapon. Vermont has no gun laws which would apply here, so the gun was taken away, the son was scolded, and that was the end of that.

So yeah. I think that they should all be wrenches.