I think I was about 12. But Dad never had a .22, so the first "real" gun I shot was his double barrel 12 gauge. Shot it here in the back yard! Those were different times for sure.Agree at 4 is just to young. Thinking back I was maybe 6 or 7 before was allowed to shoot.
At the park. Having a better day today.Front yard done. Off to do the back.
get a fair number of people who think the rules do not apply to them walking on the county park trails, I have a tendency to remind them that their not that specialHave seen a few dogs not on a leash at the playground.
One thing I have learned working in peoples homes everyday... trust no dog.
Ugh. Obama, Biden and Hillary are all shown in the opening to the movie.Going to watch Red Dawn, but it's the remake I think... from 2012.
Looks like she's helping you trap that mouse.
My age for teaching is 6/7.
First step.
I let them beat on a watermelon, generally they don't do any damage. Then I take them to the range....stand them far back, and let them witness the destruction!
My kids and grandkids each get a single shot 22 from us at age 7....that's what we teach them to handle, load, fire before any thing else