Gun appreciation

[GM4spd]

Does seem to be inherited thru the generations.

[tabascoz28]

I'm sure you're talking about the gun on the table that is obscured by the kid and towel...

But I noticed the "six shooter" on his belt of which I have 2 for a Halloween party I attended years ago.

[sarbiker]

Why yes, yes it is. I have my grandfather's gun, my dad's guns, and my son & my nephew will get my guns; plus whatever guns I have steered their way from my collection already. Mine are about 20+ years older than your little guy; who needs to run that holster around in the dirt so he doesn't look like a NOOB...!!!

[wolfmann]

Always fun to turn someone on to firearms even adults!
50 year old Mossberg 500 riot shotgun.
M1 Garand.
P14.
AR,AK,SKS.
M96 swedes.
I have done this with several adults,Boy Scouts,Nieghborhood kids(with parent approval).
Show them a bit of history let them fire off a few rounds,yup they are hooked.
Yeah the .44 mag is always good but not for new shooters start them off small and then if they want let them shoot a round or 2 of the big boy.
I hold on to the gun for kids and absorb the recoil but they do have a blast when they pull the trigger pun intended.
30 something at the range with his first rifle a bolt .22 had fun with the Garand and ran into him lately,he is buying more guns now

[golfish]

I've tried and tried to get my son into guns. He knows how to shoot, I make sure he learns how to handle each gun I buy (there all going to be his anyways) he just isn't really interested, yet.

Love that SAA on his belt