LisaSam67's Fotothing

What I see is maybe a Savage rifle... Left hand fire... .270 maybe???

Just a guess...

Pellet gun ;-)

are you sure that isnt dangerous in kenny's hands ?? :-))

Ready Set ------ a double shot, Lisa -- you're shooting the shooter LOL ! ................................... Manny

he is really into it...great expression

Lovely shot, by both shooters...

Everything below 3' should be ok - lol

Guns are not suitable toys for children...

Kenny and a gun.... run!!!! :-))

Looks like fun!
Katie has a red rider BB gun, but she likes her Cricket 22 better...lol

Guns are not TOYS
Der da der
Children that learn proper gun safety early on
And the rules
And see the power they have
Have no misconceptions about them
And he won't pick one up from curiousity because he already knows what it is and what it can do

He won't walk in someone's garage next door and pick up a gun and shoot himself just because he doesn't know what it does

A kid his age did that in our old town

He's dead now because he didn't know what it was and what it would do

Where do I say this gun is a toy?!?!?!

Preach at someone else

Awesome one!

It's great to get kids trained to use guns properly when they are young! Could save a life later down the road! (We've all heard of the kids who 'look' at their dad's cool guns when he's at work.)

Case in point btw

When we started out monday he was intrigued by the shotgun

Wouldn't keep away from it

So jeff loaded it and put the but up to kensters shoulder and let him pull the trigger

After feeling the kickback power of that gun he no longer would go near it

Wants Nothing to do with it!!!!!

So there!

Exactly virginia

That's why we have taken them to the shooting range here every night this week

They are learning that EVeRY gun should be treated as a loaded gun

They put the safety on after each shot

They yell out when they are going Down Range to adjust targets

They are learning how to stay alive

Thats Great Lisa. My Dad was CHP for 30 years. I also learned at a very young age how to handle a gun, and proper gun saftey. I do think it is important, wether you own a gun in your home or not. You know never know what a friends may have, or parents may have, and teaching them the right things, could safe their or life, or someone elses.
Congrats to you!!

P.S
My grandfather did the samething to me with his 12 guage when I was 9. Respect was gained very quickly.

That's the best way to teach them Lisa, that way they can feel it's not a toy.

Exactly! I have a relative in the corrections field. He has a loaded gun in his home. I don't want the kids thinking it is a toy. I want them to know how dangerous it is so they or someone else doesn't end up dead!

Knowledge is power! Best to learn young!

My grandson, Tyler, who is 8, learned how to shoot a BB gun at Cub Scouts this past summer. You have to be 11 to use the 22. Sounds to me like you are right on schedule if the Scouts are doing it.

You know....You wrote your thing right above mine as I wrote what I wrote?? I didn't see it until just now....wow....we really think alike.

Ya think? Lol
Mini me!