If you are asking about 'open carry' holsters that are always visible, then I would say that the practice phased out gradually as towns, counties, and cities developed better police departments. Carrying a visible firearm is intended to be a deterrent to attack and if you have law enforcement walking the sidewalks they offer that deterrent image.
But concealed carry never went away. The 'pocket gun' was very popular from the late 1800's through the 1960's when lawmakers passed gun control laws of questionable legality. In the last dozen years some of those laws have been overturned, some strengthened, but concealed carry licenses have been issued at ever increasing record levels for a half-dozen years.
It always gets to the point of when seconds count, the police are minutes away.
People don't need catapults when they have guns.
in the early 1900s
In TN, Blue Care will stop carrying a person at the age of 18.
Gunpowder brought a more efficient method to destroy your enemies.
Makes people feel safe and ships carrying goods know that the navy is making sure that they stop all the pirates in the seas.
Because when the Germans stopped bombing gas bombs the people didn't think it was needed any more.
Depends on the neighborhood. If you are someplace where it is unsafe and illegal to be shooting, call the police. Repeat as needed.
war is when people fight with guns and bombs and peacekeeping is when people (usually the UN) try to stop them without the use of hostile weapon's
England's official explanation for why it strengthened its presence in Nigeria in the early 1900s was that it planned to stop the slave trade there.
It will stop another Columbine! Sorry, taking guns away from law abiding citizens will not stop gun crime.
public pressure from people who didn't feel it was right for sears to sell guns.. They stopped selling them by 1988. Montgomery Wards and JC Penny also stopped around the same time.
They stopped carrying it because they figured it only takes about 5 minutes to make it from a mix so stop being so lazy.