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Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec #65358 02/26/2010 4:41 AM
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Joe was twelve in this picture, and he enjoyed bustin' the prairie rats at that tender age with a .223 "Tender."

Let's see pictures of your kids shooting and game shots!!


Let's see your pics too!!!







Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Gregg Richter] #65360 02/26/2010 6:37 AM
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Here is my son with his first critter taken with a handgun. He used a .22lr Single Six.



Experience is the best teacher, hunger good sauce.
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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Gregg Richter] #65364 02/26/2010 9:42 AM
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This my 9 year old daughter Emily. She has been shooting since between 4 and 5 years old but always rimfire and mostly pistols. Oregon has a special hunting season now for kids under 12 called the mentored youth program where you must stay with the child at all times and the animal they kill goes on your tag and they can fill as many peoples tags as will let them. I had a Rosse matched set 20ga, 22lr, and 243 but she didn't want to use it instead as soon as she caught a glimpse of my G2 in rifle configuration with a 7-30 barrel she claimed it. with in a half hour or less I had her shooting balloons at 100yds. I've found with the younger ones that more interactive targets keep them focused better than just a piece of paper.



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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Gregg Richter] #65379 02/26/2010 2:17 PM
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Kirsten's first buck-250 yards with a 260 Rem MOA Maximum--1-shot kill.


Another 250 yards buck with a 6.5-284 barrel. Bullet was the 142 SMK.


Erik's cow elk shot with a 260 Rem MOA--Bullet was the 120 grain NBT and range was 75-8- yards. 1-shot kill with nice exit wound.


Erik's first time shooting at 1,000 yards. There is a 3-shot group and 4-shot group, with the 6.5-284 MOA Maximum.


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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Ernie] #65384 02/26/2010 4:25 PM
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GREAT photo's, every one!! My 3 kids were here before the digital age and so far, none of the 7 grandkids (5 boys, 2girls) have showed any interest, but I keep trying.


It's not the gun, but the man behind it.

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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Gregg Richter] #65393 02/26/2010 9:23 PM
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Clay's first kill at age 6 with 410...

First bobcat at age 6 with 243win....

First deer at age 6 with 243win...

Frist hog at age 7 with 243win...

First Ram at age 9 with 243win...

First turkey at age 10 with 20ga...

First handgun kill at age 10 with Ruger Charger...

Big Coon at age 11 with Ruger Charger...

First deer at age 11 with handgun (T/C 30/30win w/magnaport)...


OK, I'm through bragging now....LOL


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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: KRal] #65394 02/26/2010 9:42 PM
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KRal,
Keep on braggin!


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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Ernie] #65395 02/26/2010 9:43 PM
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Very Nice KRal Jr.!!!!


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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: TCTex.] #65397 02/26/2010 10:45 PM
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My oldest daughter Jordan, shooting with me has taken a back seat to AAU basketball now...



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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: 7STDUBBERU] #65399 02/26/2010 11:11 PM
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Katie and her first charlie in 2007 she was 13. She has a copy of this picture in her locker at school and it makes the boys jealous. LOL She was quite proud, and I was too.




Nate is not old enough by law to hunt yet but he goes with me all the time. He has the most interest of the three. The smile says it all!! This picture was in 2007. He went alot this summer '09 to keep me on the straight and narrow and my wolf felt better he was along. He will tote his BB gun with us charlie hunting and I'll throw an alluminum can out a ways and he will shoot it every now and then "to keep in practice Dad". I have a picture of my middle son but can't find it right now I'll edit the post when I do.


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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Tigger] #65400 02/26/2010 11:15 PM
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That's cool, Tigger. Ya'll need to move down south, so that young man can go hunt'n!
;\)


It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger squeeze.
Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Tigger] #65408 02/27/2010 1:23 AM
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KRaL what sub species of turkey is that?

Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: Ellis Prairie] #65418 02/27/2010 11:12 AM
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 Originally Posted By: Ellis Prairie
KRaL what sub species of turkey is that?


It's an Eastern. It's a unique coloring, Bronze, with solid black wing primary's.


It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger squeeze.
Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: 7STDUBBERU] #65419 02/27/2010 11:15 AM
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That's a unique 'Tender that young lady has, 7STDUBBERU.


It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger squeeze.
Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: KRal] #65420 02/27/2010 1:00 PM
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 Originally Posted By: KRal
That's a unique 'Tender that young lady has, 7STDUBBERU.

10-4 that. I had it DuraCoated and it was her 8th birthday present. She got pretty proficient with that little set up.


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Re: Show Off Ur Young'uns Shootin' Rifles, Pistols, ec [Re: 7STDUBBERU] #65426 02/27/2010 2:42 PM
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mine are 5 and 2... but they WILL get their!!!


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