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And blaming the mother is almost as bad as blaming the gun. Especially for "not locking up her gun" when we don't even know if she locked them up or not. Pick the closest family member you know. How long would it take them to gain access to your guns if you didn't suspect they'd go batcrap crazy and steal them before shooting you in the head with them. They'd be able to guess your combination, they'd find your emergency key... someting. Our loved ones know us well enough to get into our things, if we don't specifically pick passwords and combinations to keep them out. And we don't do that because they have to be able to get into those things if they need to, and we don't suspect them of using those things to our detriment.
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Not to mention that most people don't lock up their power tools. Some of the cheaper night stand safes can probably be broken into with five minutes and a hacksaw. I'm not the brightest guy out there, but I don't think a safe would be much of a deterrent if someone really wanted to get your guns.