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 12-08-2004, 15:14 Post: 101887
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Blueman, I learned to shoot at an early age 9 or 10, but was older maybe 12 or 13 when I received my own rifle, a 22 caliber savage.

My suggestion, teach him to shoot, teach him safety, and make sure he learns to respect the firearm for what it can do, it is not a toy. A youth safety course would be an excellent idea.

Take him hunting with you, small game would be best to start.

I would buy him a rifle after you feel comfortable with his ability and maturity to safely handle the firearm. You will be doing your kid a great service.

Individuals who oppose firearms of any kind, were not taught how to shoot by their parents. They fail to realize that guns do not kill, it's the person behind the gun, hence the improper name "deadly weapon". Almost anything can be a deadly weapon in the wrong hands or when used improperly.

Have fun teaching him and value the time spent together for all too soon he will be gone. Dave






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Blueman, for what its worth, I agree with your decision, and who cares about politically correct or not. This is a term coined by later generations who are unwilling to take responsiblity for their actions.

I have a granddaughter on the way. Maybe in a few years I can teach her how to shoot and hunt. Dave






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Blueman, those first pictures where taken right after delivery. The tractor now has 50 hours and a scratch or two.

I would love to have a 50th anniversary. But it will have to wait until my youngest graduates from college. My all time favorite corvette is the '62. Maybe one of these days.

Have a Merry Christmas, Dave.






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