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Posted (edited)

Done..

OTOH ask me if I give two sh!ts and a fvck what a stupid a$$ poll from Communist News Network tells me what I should think.

Way I see it if the SHTF, my kids win!

Edited by AdamO
Posted (edited)

If the SHTF, nobody wins.

Ok, this is true.

My failed attempt at humor.

Either way I feel like if you're going to own firearms then teaching your kids how to handle them properly with respect and safety is paramount. And ONLY under close adult supervision. The younger the better. And that has nothing to do with placing a full rock-n-roll Uzi in their hands.

Edited by AdamO
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  With no adult supervision, what are you to do, hand them a gun and tell them to figure it out!  That would be about as irresponsible Anderson Copper teaching journalism,  In my opinion.

Edited by pokey
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Gotta wait til they're adults. Then a government firearms instructor(similar to a TSA agent) can train them at a two hour course...which interestingly enough is four times longer than it took to become a government firearms instructor.

Posted

Still 54 No, 46 yes, with 938 votes. 

 

Taught my kid on a CO2 pellet pistol into an archery target block when he was 6 or 7.  He was shooting ARs around 10~11 years old. 

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I had my youngest shooting a 1911 when he was 7 and he shot his first IPSC match with a 1911 at 10. I started him out shooting the 1911 seated and only one round in the gun, then we progressed to two rounds and so on. Handing a full auto Uzi to a nine year old with no confirmed training is just plain stupid!

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I started my son shooting when he was 5. He started with a 22 rifle and a 22 pistol. Then he moved up to my 45. 1 round at first then 2 and worked his way up to a full magazine. And when I got a new gun we sat down and I showed it to him. We took it apart and put it back together. Then he wasn't courious about it any more. He is 20 now and is a better shot than me. I reckon I thought him too well.

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