Yes, training and supervison is the key to safe and fun shootingage_ranger wrote:I got a BB rifle a an early age and shot a bird on a wire which landed in my back yard and fluttered for forever before passing on. That's when I understood the power and responsibility that comes with gun ownership.
Oh, and that 80 pumps in a crossman airgun will kill birds at 25yds.
With all the airsoft "toys" on the market, it's quite easy to teach proper handling and safety. In fact, tonight under a veil of darkness and an illumnated taret at 7yds, my daughter and I unleashed the power of our new 6mm full auto P90 in the living room!! Shredded those paper targets we printed out and left enough BB's to kill the vacuum next time it goes through there! Nothing like quality time with the kids!!
. Unfortunantly I had neither one. My Father was a trucker and was
seldom home until my later years. I do not fault him for that as that
was how he made our living. What I learned I learned on my own through
experience and of cource mistakes.