


I know how proud you must be of her. And not bad shooting either! Keep up the good work!

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You can get her a Kimber for Graduation!CrimsonSoul wrote:I have a .40 not a .45 :)
No, she is being taught to be safe, not dangerous.jordanmills wrote:Haha awesome! Cute kid, and now dangerous!
Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes... (Jefferson quoting Beccaria)
... tyrants accomplish their purposes ...by disarming the people, and making it an offense to keep arms. - Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story, 1840
A slot in a 2x6 makes a good way to hold crackers on edge as environmentally friendly reactive targets. When she never misses Saltines, switch to Cheez-its.CrimsonSoul wrote:I'm going to set up some reactive targets that splatter green when you hit them
I like the way the outfit matches the stock.CrimsonSoul wrote:Welp she did pretty good if I do say so myself! the gun was a little long for her so she had to hold it under her arm instead of on her shoulder. She didn't want to leave and wanted to keep going (What have I started!?! lol)! now for the pics!
Yes, according to my fashion conscious 17 yo daughter, you must make sure your ensemble matches at all times. Maybe that is why I wear a lot of black clothes.Zee wrote: I like the way the outfit matches the stock.
Dangerous to the BGs!Keith B wrote:No, she is being taught to be safe, not dangerous.jordanmills wrote:Haha awesome! Cute kid, and now dangerous!
CrimsonSoul wrote:Come tax return I'm going to get an actual laser sight and a laser bore sighter to make it a tad easier on her (it's hard for her to aim because of how she has to hold the rifle)