Jim Burton

James H. Burton
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James H. Burton, 52, Wyomissing, is CEO of Child Guard, Lancaster, the manufacturer and distributor of a new child-safety device for firearms.

Burton's latest investment was prompted by statistics from the National Safe Kids Campaign which said 4.7 million children are living in households with firearms that are always or sometimes kept loaded and unsecured.

"Equally alarming is the fact that 64 percent of suicide victims in the 10-to-24 age group use a firearm," Burton said."We recognized that a solution was needed and so we introduced the Child Guard CS-100, child-safety device for firearms."

Burton said he has formed Hybrid Ventures, a group of seven Pennsylvania investors who invest in socially minded businesses or green technology.

"When we saw the prototype for this device developed by a Pittsburgh inventor, we bought control and finished the design," he said."Last year we moved the company headquarters from Pittsburgh to Lancaster.

"Out of 32 firearm-safety devices tested by the Consumer Safety Products Council â€" only two passed," he said.
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Burton said one of the unique design features of the CS-100 is the movable safety posts which allow the owner to fit the unit to their specific firearm and to remove the safety device from the gun in a matter of seconds.

"The device is undefeatable with common household tools," Burton said."The stronger-than-steel tungsten carbide skeleton assures exceptional strength and cut resistance."

"We are developing a second generation of Child Guard by creating a four-push button code," Burton said.

James Burton

"We are delighted that USA Shooting is working with us as we spread the message that safe storing and handling of guns must begin at the training level so today's generation of competitive shooters can pass the message onto their peers and to the next generation of gun owners," said Jim Burton, CEO of Child Guard."The credibility of USA Shooting among firearm owners is an important component of our ongoing education and marketing efforts to make the world safer," added Burton.

Guard CEO Jim Burton is offering a complimentary CS 100 gun lock to the first 1,000 Hunter Education Instructors requesting a sample.

Second first-team, of which some may start in above line-up: Ends: Charles Estes, William Ivey; Tackles; william Norman, Stanley Teasley, Homer Moss or Eugene Partridge; Guards: James Burton, Howard Reed, George Wright; Center: Tom Beck Steed; Quarterback: Billy Bunch, Bud Moss, Lang Steed, Halfbacks: Clayton Myers, Tommie Cunningham; Fullback: Kelley Mims.
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The boys making the trip are: Allen Goldman, Charles Estes, Homer Moss, John May, Bob Guillebeau, Melvin Partridge, George Wright, Stanley Teasley, Robert Parks, G. D. Talbert, James Burton, Thomas Bunch, Tom Beck Steed, J. W. Henderson, Shelwyn Wansley, Neal Wansley, Emory Flint, Clayton Myers, Thomas Paradise, Tommie Cunningham, Irvin Moss, Billy Bunch, William Ivey, Kelley Mims, and Lang Steed.
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Misters Rollin Jones, James Smalley, Neal Wansley, Sherwyn Wansley, Pete Cunningham, Clayton Myers, Billy Bunch, Melvin Patridge, Homer Moss, John May, G. D. Talbert, Irvin Moss, James Burton, Bob Guillebeau, Allen goldman, Marion Watson, Harvey Guillebeau, Mitchell Flint, Tommie Cunningham, George Jones, Thomas Matthews, Alex Dunnaway, Charles Estes, Larry Prince, John Drinkard, Leonard Brown, Harvey Ulm, T. C. Burton, Thomas Hogan, Thomas Mims, Thomas Bunch, George Wright, Emory Flint, Charlie Wall, Tom Smalley Edward Smalley, Clarence Smalley, Baskin Brown, Charles Bussey, Kelly Mims, William Ivey, Carl Ivey, J. C. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Spratlin, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoag, Mr. and Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Dean and little daughter, Mrs. R. T. Norman, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hogan.

"It is our belief that dynamic safety messages can be developed that promote education and will contribute to a significant reduction of firearm related accidents" said James Burton, CEO of Child Guard.

"It is our belief that dynamic safety messages can be developed that promote education and will contribute to a significant reduction of firearm related accidents" said James Burton, CEO of Child Guard.

Learn more about the USA Shooting Safety Coalition on www.usashooting.org.

The program is expected to be rolled out in 2007."We are delighted that USA Shooting is working with us as we spread the message that safe storage and handling of guns must begin at the training level, so today's generation of competitive shooters can pass the message o­nto their peers and to the next generation of gun owners," said Jim Burton, CEO of Child Guard.

"We are delighted that USA Shooting is working with us as we spread the message that safe storage and handling of guns must begin at the training level, so today's generation of competitive shooters can pass the message onto their peers and to the next generation of gun owners," said Jim Burton, CEO of Child Guard. "The credibility of USA Shooting among firearm owners is an important component of our ongoing education and marketing efforts to make the world saferâ", added Burton.