And some say i shouldn't be doing this....

[Aloha_Shooter]

Yeah, I'm trying to convince my sister to let me start teaching her 11-year-old son -- she has no problems (now) with me taking the 13-year-old to the range but for some reason wants to talk about the 11-year-old's "maturity". I told her maturation is one of the reasons we teach boys to shoot and I just helped do range safety for a bunch of 6-10 year olds down at the Cheyenne Mountain Shooting Complex a couple weeks ago.

[sniper7]

Eyes and ears are on! Great work! Glad she had a great time!

[griebel303]

Good work on taking your daughter out. Cool to see you guys share that bond. I hope to be able to do the same oneday when I have some kids

[losttrail]

Well done. I take my daughters out shooting also. Not as often as we would like but have been doing it since they were 2 years old and they're now 18.

[Ronin13]

Robby, first off, good on ya! Hope it was fun... But the thing I'm wondering, how old is your daughter? By that picture she looks like a teen, not young enough to be classified as a "child." Just saying. Has she asked for an AR-15 for her birthday, yet?

[Robby30-06]

Robby, first off, good on ya! Hope it was fun... But the thing I'm wondering, how old is your daughter? By that picture she looks like a teen, not young enough to be classified as a "child." Just saying. Has she asked for an AR-15 for her birthday, yet?

She'll be a teen late this year. Her favorite is the 10/22 but we only had the bolt action 22LR with us yesterday. She has yet to shoot an AR but I think once she does......yes that will be on her birthday wish list.

[Tinelement]

Give yourself a pat on the back sir!

[ChuckNorris]

Awesome!

Jewelry and an AR for her next birthday! Woo hoo!

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Awesome. Looks like good family fun.

[GhostRider]

very nice, good for you, all of my kids shoot, and I will be continuing on the grandson and 3 grand nephews this summer, I have to wait for the grand daughters though, they are only 1 1/2 yrs old, lol