I lost the end of that post I made. Here it is:

Here are those statistics - Firearm-related deaths in the United States and 35 other high- and upper-middle-income countries.

Mind, it's not as simple as just a matter of gun possession, or even gun control. There are a fair number of countries with high levels of ownership of guns, and with relatively liberal gun laws (ie, not very restrictve ones, I'm using "liberal" in a more traditional way than it sometime sets used in some places), with death rates from shooting a lot lower than in the USA. There are clearly other factors involved.