[JamisJockey]

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My son, 5months, meets a shotgun for the first time. It was everything I could do to get his attention for the photo...he was fascinated!
Anyone know if drool contributes to rust?
:neener:

[TXBera]

Not if you use the right oil:p

[7.62FullMetalJacket]

Shotgun shells make great teething devices ;)

[Werewolf]

This would give Sarah Brady a heart attack!

If only....

[PATH]

Great shot. I think you'll be needing to purchase another shotgun in a few years time.:D

[brookstexas]

I thought this might be a donation type thing....
BT

[Triad]

I'm sure he'd take donations.

Atc1man, don't you think you should start him out on something smaller? Maybe a nice 28 gauge.

[Gus Dddysgrl]

AWESOME!!!!!!!! That's a great shot. I hope Jon let's me do that when we have kids. heehee. That'll be fun.

[JamisJockey]

Great shot. I think you'll be needing to purchase another shotgun in a few years time
I've been keeping my eyes open. This payday I'll be checking my favorite gun shops again for either a .410 or .20 single shot...unless I see a centerfire rifle that speaks daddy's name :evil:

[CB900F]

ATC;

The first gun I had was a 20 single, it's a great choice. I was about 10 years of age at the time my dad got it for me. Several of my friends also had shotguns & most were .410's. I can remember having a LOT more sucess with the 20 than they did with the .410's. The .410 is called an 'experts gun' for good reason.

900F

[Moparmike]

"The Marines train their recruits young. This little tyke is preparing for guard duty. He will upgrade to a Kevlar walker when his training is complete."


"RESPECT MY AUTHORITY!"



"Citing a commonly used phrase used by gun-control activists, Little Johnny's parents decide that he should have a part in Homeland Defense, "for the children."



"Papers, please." :p


"Today's youngster needs proper armmament when going through his local neighborhood. Taking a page from the M-2 Bradley, a large wheel base is an attribute of this vehicle, as well as a multi-shot hard hitting weapon, capable of hitting targets beyond 100yds, depending on the ammo used. Go gettem' soldier!"

[4v50 Gary]

Family baby joins in repelling boarder drill

Kinda tough for teething, isn't it? ;)

[George Hill]

"This would give Sarah Brady a heart attack!"


Feh...
She doesn't have one.

[deputy tom]

Only 5 mos old and already shows correct firearms safety!(finger out of trigger guard) Excellent.tom.;)

[cracked butt]

Just have to spray paint the exersaucer flat black to make him look tactical.:D

[The_Antibubba]

Get him a break-open .410. Then you can tell everyone he's a breech baby! :D

[artherd]

That's a great (and very cute!) pic. And I think it's wonderful that you've decided to expose your children to firearms at a very young age. They will have the benefit of having grown up with them, so they will not be a mystery or potential attractive danger.

I couldn't help but noticing something more than a little sad though. (and this is a commentary on the laws, not your parenting, just to be clear.) In California, your shotgun is technically 'loaded' (because ammunition is touching the firearm. Retarted, I know.) And, also technically, since your kid is handling the 'loaded' gun, you're probally guilty of a felony just for letting that happen.

Yeah, it's that retarted out here (and in many other states for that matter.)


Personally, the gun is two things:
ALWAYS loaded for the purpose of safe handling.
(and really, not loaded untill a round is chambered.)