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My oldest 2 have been my traveling partners this year. It’s been pretty awesome. And my youngest boy is hell on wheels with a paint can and targets.
Well, I think it's pretty clear that we have nothing but winners is here. It is impossible to select one out from all these outstanding individuals- so you might as well concede and get the printer/sewing presses up now for those prizes.
Great thread! Not here to enter contest, but more for inspiration.
I started my son off with rifle and pistol early on. At the ripe old age of six, he could shoot well with the 1911.
Raise them up right, and good results should follow.
My son graduated the Citadel class of 2018. He shot on their pistol team, and competed in the Olympics. He got his commission in the USAF his senior year, and is now a captain flying an MC-12.
We are so proud of him
I started my son off with rifle and pistol early on. At the ripe old age of six, he could shoot well with the 1911.
Raise them up right, and good results should follow.
My son graduated the Citadel class of 2018. He shot on their pistol team, and competed in the Olympics. He got his commission in the USAF his senior year, and is now a captain flying an MC-12.
We are so proud of him
Kiddo practicing for bow season
Youth rifle match
Working cows the next day
Youth rifle match
Working cows the next day
Absolutely. That’s the only thing we have for now. Definitely plan to get one with a proper fit
[Thread hijack] Both of my boys have bows with very generous draw length and poundage ranges. I believe they both range from 15”-30” and from something like 20 to 60 lb draw weight. One is a bowtech and I think the other is a PSE. Anyone with a youth archer should strongly consider one of these bows. [/Thread Hijack]
Some of my favorite photos are of grandkids (and their friends) at 4H Smallbore practice.
gr grands 1st outing. you know there are many that want to take this away from us.
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Daughter #5 running the bolt on a custom .22 rifle.
Daughter #6 running a custom gas gun in 6.5 Creedmoor.
Ten kids and nine are shooters. Dad always told me to find something I liked and stick with it.
My 9 yr old son Wyatt. Loves shooting and baseball.
And his BAR
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Here’s my 8 year old making first round impacts at 312 on a 12 inch plate with her rpr .22. She put in the work dry firing months leading up to live rounds to get comfortable behind the rifle. The pics say it all… she is now hooked want to shoot “daddy’s gun” at distance.
My niece is off to college at the end of the month.
.45 of No means No
.45 of No means No
Reduced distance dry firing from the tripod. Quickest way to make an 11-year-old lose his mind
this has got to be the best thread ever.
March 30, 2015, a day I will never forget. Took my 3 nieces and my nephew to the range the day their Grandmother died. Grandma was in the hospital on life support and the kids were really upset so I loaded them up with a few rifles and took them to the range for a diversion. They are all grown up now the youngest turned 18 earlier this year, one just finished college, my nephew just got married. Damn I'm getting old. Rachel the one in the blue/green coat has me wrapped around her finger, she and I have always gotten along so well, it has been my pleasure to watch all 4 of them grow into fine adults.
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As a fellow Okla-homley-ian, I know...that you know...that it may be wrong - but it just feels right.
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The First is my son with my 6 Creedmoor.
The second one is my daughter at the Quigley memorial rifle match with her 40-64 Highwall.
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My youngest son with some of his contributions to the freezer last year. Also a picture from the rack in the ranch truck.
Ahh, the of smell of sulfur in the morning, it smells like FUN
One of the biggest sorrows in my life is not having kids. Life just did not work out that way for me.
But bravo to all the great dads and grandpas in here having great times with the kids and passing on heritage and teaching immediately usable skills.
But bravo to all the great dads and grandpas in here having great times with the kids and passing on heritage and teaching immediately usable skills.
I had a Red Ryder BB gun to give my daughter, figured kindergarten graduation gift would be good. LOP on the silly thing was way too long for her, so I tried the Rascal I also had for her, and it fit great. So she skipped the BB gun and went straight to rimfire. She's also made claim to my M1A - will be looking forward to her shooting that!
Yeah, now try that with a can of Dinty Moore.
I had the same experience with a red rider. By the time my son had physically “grown into” the dimensions, he had “outgrown the rifle…”
On the flip side, we were at my dad’s house a few years ago and MY old Daisy (plastic stock) lever rifle surfaced. I probably spent an hour tearing up a soft drink can with that old, worn-out thing.
That’s an Olympics shooting sport I’d watch. Competitor hand tosses an empty soda can onto the ground, beyond a foul line. They then get 100 bbs too do as much damage to the can as they can, with a bone-stock Red Rider.
On the flip side, we were at my dad’s house a few years ago and MY old Daisy (plastic stock) lever rifle surfaced. I probably spent an hour tearing up a soft drink can with that old, worn-out thing.
That’s an Olympics shooting sport I’d watch. Competitor hand tosses an empty soda can onto the ground, beyond a foul line. They then get 100 bbs too do as much damage to the can as they can, with a bone-stock Red Rider.
... at 1800 meters!
Shoot yeah, I'd watch that (without the drag queen intro of course)!
I'm giving up on the Red Ryder. My boy pictured above giving Sissie the "bullets" has a Cricket put away for him. He'll be ready soon. 10/22s are next
Ya see that mountain over there......yeah, one of these days, I'm gonna climb that mou, mou, mountain!
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Never to old for a Red Ryder!!!! I still have one, and it keeps phenomenal ES/SDs lololol
@Sparky I couldn’t get the video to load so here’s a pic of Jesse shooting his 22lr!
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My youngest son and his youngest child. Shooting steel. .22 Walther. She has hearing pro and eye pro.
My oldest taking his first shots past 100yds earlier this Spring on my Howa 1500 chambered in 308
Ruger 77/22
My daughter just turned 8 and wanted to practice being a sniper!
Congrats @powdahound76 on your win! I'll be reaching out soon to get your shirt size
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