Show n' Tell, Daughter and Guns

[philw]

just got back from the range

[kilopaparomeo]

That last look is worth a million $$

[philw]

hehe yep

she had a lot of fun

as you can see we had the rifle of front and rear bags  and a target set up at 25 meters 

from the 30 odd shots she had  here is her first target  ( going to need to stick that on the fridge for mum )

[Solus]

Adorable, Phil.  ....and she helps make beer too.   You got a winner  

Shoot, I think I'd rather spend my time at the range watching these little ones learning and having fun than shooting myself. (just to be perfectly clear   )

[MAUSERMAN]

That ear to ear smile says it all. We need more youngsters like her to keep our sport alive.

[Sponsor]

[philw]

Adorable, Phil.  ....and she helps make beer too.   You got a winner  

Shoot, I think I'd rather spend my time at the range watching these little ones learning and having fun than shooting myself. (just to be perfectly clear   )

I am trying to bring her up politicly correct as I can 



hehe should of seen her Nana's face when I told her that I have ordered her birthday Pressy  hehe...  ( she is not a fan)

[sledgemeister]

Hell phil not only is she better looking than her dad, she can shoot better and I see no weatherby eybrow from using a small calibre rifle like in the below picture 


Good on ya Trem, keep kicking ya old mans bum!!

[bafsu92]

I can't wait to get my daughter shooting. She's only 3 but is already showing interest because her big brother shoots and she wants to do everything he does. The Savage Cub is a great starter, that was my son's 5th birthday present. For his 6th birthday I got him a M&P22. I was going to build him a dedicated .22 AR but the M&P was so light weight (I know, plastic) and I got such a good deal on it when I bought it ($375) I figured it was the best deal. For his 7th birthday he and I are building a 5.56 AR together going for a ultra-light tactical. Magpul MOE stock and handguards over a 14.5" ultralight taper barrel with fixed flash hider. He already has "helped" me build a few rifles, handing me punches etc. and always help with the gun cleaning duties. He also took pictures of his range time in to school for show and tell, small towns and private schools are great.