Yes I do. At one point she wouldn't even let us have a toy gun until my Dad felt sorry for us he made us some pretty awesome rifles out of plywood. The BB gun at 13 took a year of convincing her. 2 years later we were getting .22s, single shot shotguns, and my Dad was getting my grandpa's Mossberg 500 and a pistol. All kept unloaded and locked though. Now 5 or 6 years after that BB gun, my Dad has his CCW, she is planning on getting hers, she sleeps with her S&W SD9VE loaded in the drawer next to her with the (loaded) Mossberg and a baseball bat in the closet, and during most days it's weird if there ISN'T an AR or AK hanging out in the living room corner or on top of the computer desk/cabinet thing while we are having family time in the living room, and if she comes downstairs and finds my brother dry firing in our area in the basement in a plate carrier and camouflage or me cleaning a rifle she'll just make sure we're done with our laundry and ask how school was haha.
When she saw me coming upstairs with a rifle and loaded up plate carrier when I went to change into PJs, she gave me a funny look. I said, "It has my spare magazines and it has a buletproof vest in it." and she said "Oh, that's good!" with a smile.
But gun stuff aside, ya she's the best Mom I could ever imagine and I'm a very, very lucky boy, thanks for helping me keep that in mind.