Indoctrinated Grandson to Evil Black Rifle (Faux)

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First firearm experience ever less a few times with a BB gun. Went through safety and technique instruction. He turns 8 in 2 weeks. Target was at 25 meters. The rifle was a Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22. I redialed in the Vortex Venom 3 moa to 25 from 50 meters. He also fired a "Colt" / Walther / Umarex .22lr 1911 at 7 meters at other target. He was standing, leaning into the weapon a bit and rifle support by 1 sandbag atop old government table. He also fired 1-2 rounds each at the corners. I had him call his shots when leaving center of target. He did very well with both. One minor safety violation with pistol early on and then he was good to go throughout. After each round I had him keep weapon point downrange, remove finger from trigger area, flip safety on without looking, take a breath or two, flip to fire, etc. I was impressed with his discipline. As a reward for having followed instructions so well, I had him load a magazine, chamber a round, take aim at another target 50 meters downrange and keep pulling til 25 rounds were gone. Probably about 5 seconds between rounds to "acquire" the target. He loved it. Taking this target, writing all relevant info on back. Have him sign the front with a silver sharpie, get some backing, frame it, make a keep sake out of it. All in all a great morning with the little fella.

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Tell him congrats on some greats shooting., Do save that target. EBR,s are the main stream these days. I don't care for them. I think all the 'black rifles" have givin a very negative slant to gun owners. I have one, a Mossberg MMR Hunter. Very accurate but it doesn't do anything for me, I like wood and steel semis like Garands, SKSs, Ruger Mini,s and a few other asst milsurp semis. Just keep the young ones shooting and we should by ok.
 
All in all a great morning with the little fella.[/QUOTE


good for you I enjoyed teaching my kids to shoot and still enjoy any range time I have with them now that they are older and if Im lucky enough to have grand kids I would be more then happy to teach them to shoot , I remember times with my kids I enjoyed watching and instructing them I did not shoot anything myself and still had the best times at the range , good times and memories for sure
 
good for you I enjoyed teaching my kids to shoot and still enjoy any range time I have with them now that they are older and if Im lucky enough to have grand kids I would be more then happy to teach them to shoot , I remember times with my kids I enjoyed watching and instructing them I did not shoot anything myself and still had the best times at the range , good times and memories for sure
Thanks. My first time dealing with little ones in this manner and at this level. It will forever be a very fond memory indeed; hopefully for the both of us.
 
I really do hope you keep the target and do something nice with it. I have my boy's first reload (44 mag) mounted on a wood plaque I made. Burned in the date and his name for him to hang over his reloading station one day. Good work OP!
 
I really do hope you keep the target and do something nice with it. I have my boy's first reload (44 mag) mounted on a wood plaque I made. Burned in the date and his name for him to hang over his reloading station one day. Good work OP!
You bet. Later I had him sign the front with a silver sharpie. Gonna have it framed with something like barn wood with mat and matte / satin glass.
 
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