edgecrusher Posted September 18, 2011 Report Posted September 18, 2011 it is,and fathers are powerless against it. i tried, but the force was strong in this one.
98Z5V Posted October 23, 2011 Report Posted October 23, 2011 <laughs> <lmao>I love it!!! <thumbsup> ;D
mantawolf Posted October 24, 2011 Report Posted October 24, 2011 Congrats, mine is 6 now. I just figure to get to shoot em all...
edgecrusher Posted October 24, 2011 Report Posted October 24, 2011 Is is that a screen shot from mw3 ?
Robocop1051 Posted October 25, 2011 Report Posted October 25, 2011 It's a couple of airsoft kids that took the pictures last year. I think they're Russian...http://modernwarfare247.com/news/recreation-of-mw2-ghosthttp://modernwarfare247.com/news/recreation-of-soap-and-ghost
planeflyer21 Posted November 16, 2011 Report Posted November 16, 2011 EC, you're starting your daughter too late! Our daughter is now eight and has been shooting for half her life. <thumbsup>She now owns: Rossi .22/410 Combo, Ruger 10/22, Ruger SP101 .22, and a MAK90 in .223 with a proper stock set on it.At four I told her Mom "We need to start her shooting." That wasn't met with much enthusiasm. We then saw a LITTLE kid riding a motorcycle through the neighborhood. I said "We need to start shopping for her motorcycle, since she won't be shooting."Suddenly there wasn't an objection to guns anymore.Jon
edgecrusher Posted November 16, 2011 Report Posted November 16, 2011 good stuff, <thumbsup>, she's almost there. another year or two. she's into sports and singing right now, and it's alot of time. plus the local range won't allow kids. my buddy has land we can go to, but she has no interest yet.
Matt.Cross Posted November 17, 2011 Author Report Posted November 17, 2011 My little fella is learning to speak. He will probably be ready for his first gun @ 4 yrs old. I have pictures of me when I was hardly knee high, proudly holding a gun I could barely keep the muzzle off the ground. It didn't hurt me to learn from the time I could walk, and it won't hurt my son either. Ammunition will remain inaccessible and in an unknown location for him, but he can spend plenty of time learning good habits and gun safety, when we're not shooting.
98Z5V Posted November 17, 2011 Report Posted November 17, 2011 I've been doing that for 1/2 my son's life now. He's 15, and pretty damn good with the ARs, very good with the 10/22, and he can muscle his way around with the .45 pistols. The 12ga and .308 still whip his skinny ass, though... <lmao>
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