I was up at Governor's in Kennesaw today getting a little more time with the Mark IV prior to next weekend's steel challenge and there was a father and daughter shooting beside me. We didn't speak while shooting other than a "thumbs up" from me the first time his daughter took a turn with his AR-15 as he watched proudly.
It never fails that after shooting it, someone will ask me about the Mark IV. It's literally happened every single time I've taken it to the range. The father and daughter were still in the lobby and he came up and asked me about it. His daughter really liked it and how quiet it was. I told him I wished my boys would take more interest in shooting and he said his daughter was 13 and just showing some interest in firearms. A 13 year old girl getting into the sport of shooting, a great thing for our community!
I walked away with a smile on my face from an hour of pew pew therapy and seeing that father and daughter doing and enjoying the same!
It never fails that after shooting it, someone will ask me about the Mark IV. It's literally happened every single time I've taken it to the range. The father and daughter were still in the lobby and he came up and asked me about it. His daughter really liked it and how quiet it was. I told him I wished my boys would take more interest in shooting and he said his daughter was 13 and just showing some interest in firearms. A 13 year old girl getting into the sport of shooting, a great thing for our community!
I walked away with a smile on my face from an hour of pew pew therapy and seeing that father and daughter doing and enjoying the same!