Today was range day for the October concealed carry class I work as instructor. A past class graduate and competitive 1911 shooter, enrolled his daughter, a first time shooter, to the class and she held a loaded, .38 revolver for the first time today. He taught her the fundamentals with the old H&R, .22, years ago, but today was her first time with a "real gun".
I scored the targets when we finished. She had two hits in the 9-ring, the rest were 10s and a fair amount were X-ring. I gave him a thumbs up from the firing line back to where he was watching from the shelter and could see the broad grin. When we made safe, secured from the line and went to the rear, he actually had a tear rolling down his cheek in Daddy-Pride. Been there myself in years past.
That generational transmission of skills and values is the Founding Fathers intended definition of "gun control" in America.
Mac.