Exactly what others have said. In the past, I have had shooters as young as 7 shoot it. Now only when I travel out of state can I do that. The same is true if you have an AR15 that is a registered AW, you can not let some one under 18 shoot it, but if it is a CA compliant OLL then it is OK to let them.
I do like to get new shooters interested in firearms. Just last week I had a few new shooters to the range, a 10 year old girl, her father and her aunt. They got to fire several 22's both rifles and pistols at paper and steel targets. The girl asked her dad if they could get their own firearms before they left the range and I'm working with her dad to make that happen. I have lost track of the number of new shooters that I have helped get started. Even at today's ammo prices, take a friend to the range.
I do like to get new shooters interested in firearms. Just last week I had a few new shooters to the range, a 10 year old girl, her father and her aunt. They got to fire several 22's both rifles and pistols at paper and steel targets. The girl asked her dad if they could get their own firearms before they left the range and I'm working with her dad to make that happen. I have lost track of the number of new shooters that I have helped get started. Even at today's ammo prices, take a friend to the range.
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