Gun ownership is up in America, with a new Gallup poll showing there's a firearm in 47 percent of households - up from 41 percent last year. Are firearm-related injuries and deaths up too? It may be too soon to tell. But the most recent data from the National Center for Health Statistics shows that more than 31,000 Americans died from gunshot wounds in 2007 - whether it was homicide, accidental discharge, or intentional self-harm.
Which state has the fewest firearm-related deaths? With a rate of 2.8 deaths per 100,000 population, it's Hawaii. Which states had the most firearm-related deaths? Keep clicking to see the top 20 states...