Gun safety dvd for kids does anyone have one or a suggestion for one

[BanjoJohn]

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...gle.nra.org/&usg=AOvVaw2zY-0noGc5W3z_hku0fSIL

 

[BanjoJohn]

Bump, I have the Eddie the eagle dvd which only teachs then what to do if they find a gun. But, I am looking for a dvd that teaches the kids firearm safety in a fun/entertaining way. If anyone knows of or has dvd please let me know the name etc. so I can buy it, or trade you something for it

I don't think a video would be an appropriate tool to teach gun safety/respect.

I think, for the most part must be hands on. Feeling the recoil. Hearing the roar, and seeing the results of the impact.


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[jastricker]

My kids are 4 and 6, right now I drive them an hour each way to school. So, we have a lot of time to kill. If someone near jasper has some private land I can shoot on I have always wanted to show the kids the awesome destructive power of a Bullet. I bought my daughter a muddy girl Cami cricket .22 a year ago, but for liability reasons I have no where to take her shooting. I have a kids gun safety book, but it is dry as hell.

 

[Huntfishcamp]

I would highly suggest taking the Hunter Safety course in-person, and find one that includes live shooting. The core of hunter's safety is gun safety, in my opinion, so your kid will benefit two-fold and walk away with a hunter safety certificate. You can log on to https://www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com/ and pick safety courses. You can search by mile radius, etc... There are hundreds going on throughout the year, and best of all, they are free!

 

[Cornholio]

I would highly suggest taking the Hunter Safety course in-person, and find one that includes live shooting. The core of hunter's safety is gun safety, in my opinion, so your kid will benefit two-fold and walk away with a hunter safety certificate. You can log on to https://www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com/ and pick safety courses. You can search by mile radius, etc... There are hundreds going on throughout the year, and best of all, they are free!

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[Cornholio]

Ranger got pissed when my 6yr old passed it. Said we was too young and could hunt by himself. Said he didn't have to but gave it to him anyways

 

[Hayata]

Way to start 'em young dad!

Be sure to engage them and teach them as well. They will probably listen to you better than a dvd. And on-the-spot corrections are critical.

 

[jastricker]

I want to start with the basics young, and build from that foundation. I am trying to find a format that makes it fun and engaging so they can learn the basics before I take them out for their first shooting experience. I am currently living in big canoe which is really anal about any type of firework noise, so if anyone has a place I could use between jasper and Woodstock it would be much appreciated. I do want to blow up a water melon so they can see the awesome power/destruction that a guy can do, as I have heard from a lot of people that that is more effective then abstract explaninations.