The boy wanted a revolver

[Phydoux]

I told my son I would get him a .22 pistol that would be easy to handle and fit his hand.
I tried to convince him on a ruger mark 4 tac so we could use it with my silencer but he insisted on a ruger bearcat, says he prefers revolvers.
Guess that's a good sign.
He shot 200 rounds through it in 2 days!
Evan asked me if he could sleep with it under his pillow! Had to say no to that

But he did tie a survival strap on my MFT stock as a thank you

 

[fattboyzz]

fine you Ladd !

Good job !

 

[trw2094]

Awesome!!!! the man prefers revolvers !!! I Love it!!

 

[voodoochild1989]

That's great he's a fan of the old school and that he has a passion for shooting! Not to long ago my daughter and I shot her bb gun for the first time and she was so happy. Memories you'll l never forget

 

[greg vess]

Oh a kid that age is going cowboy all the way. Fine choice IMHO.

 

[MRH]

The boy has good taste. He knows a good gun when he sees it.
That's really cool man!

 

[greg vess]

The first handgun I bought for myself was a Ruger Blackhawk 44mag. Bought it at Bargin Barn back when it was close to the Marble house. At that intersection that leads into Jasper and one that leads down to the mill. We got so excited to shoot it we found the closest place off in the woods and shot it. Our freaking ears rang for weeks. No eyes or ears, straight up cowboy style. It was the loudest gun I have ever shot and will ever hear unless I run into someone shooting a 50 cal. We learned real quick not to shoot 44mags or wheel guns in general with no ears. Those damn wheel guns make a hell of a racket when they discharge. I took it to Hot Shots one time and everybody was pew pew pew. I let that beast go. Kerplow! Everybody looked at me like what the hell are you shooting. It felt like the building lifted an inch and sat back down. LOL

 

[Hayata]

Good job dad!

 

[davis211]

He'll have that Bearcat when he's 70 yrs old & think of great memories every time he sees it. Now he needs some good leather.
I gave my boys matching Single Six's when they were 10 & 6 - they put 1000's of 22's through them.

 

[Bagman]

Nice job! Brings back memories of getting my son into shooting. He picked out a Ruger MKII. Start them young and teach them right. My son and I still shoot together after all these years. Great bonding time.