Daughter's first day shooting

[Indirect Fire]

The best memories I have of my family are teaching a 10 year old the fundamentals of shooting and then "cutting school" once a semester to go to Charlie Elliott during the week when it was quiet and having a feast on the way home at the Piccadilly Cafeteria. Missed for sure.

Nothing better IMO. Cool that your daughter has taken to it.

 

[jburton3]

Good for you! Im trying to convince the old lady to let me get a youth 22lr for our 6 year old boy. He loves shooting his youth red-ryder!

 

[MNRSports]

Sounds like my girl. Awesome times!

 

[Hayata]

Glad to hear we have another shooter to add to our ranks!

 

[Swampbogger]

Good for you! Im trying to convince the old lady to let me get a youth 22lr for our 6 year old boy. He loves shooting his youth red-ryder!

Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.......

 

[Kaotiktribe]

i could have gave you my copy of twilight new moon i found in a dumpster to use

i'm glad to hear she enjoyed herself, just keep up the fun training regiment

You found........in a dumpster..........Really?

 

[BaseballBeast]

Good job dad, awsome!!

 

[shootin4fun]

Enjoy reading things like this, Taking the time and passing on skills...That the whole family can enjoy, and learning the safe way..Congrats!! DD

Well said! Again, nice job dad!

 

[T-Roy]

Isn't it a great feeling? My boys are 10 & 11 and I enjoy watching them shoot as much or more than I enjoy shooting myself. Congrats man. Sounds like it's time to start shopping for a Cricket with s pink camo stock.

I have to revive this thread. Sunday my boys and I went over to my parents. My dad and I sat back and watched my kids popping a 2" flipper at 45 yards with his 22. What a great feeling! One of them hit 4 in a row, outshooting me. Couldn't be prouder.

 

[Beerman]

Good for you. I bet she wants to shoot every minute from now on.. Congrats on teaching her some of the prized things in life..