I Love This Girl (Pt 2)

[Markbo]

Wow... Such cool pics. Made me realize that I don't have ANY with my girls with guns... not one.

The baby will be back for Christmas and I will rectify that!

Thank you one and all.... and a Very Merry Christmas to you!
Mark

 

[jackmead]

If we got more girls into the shooting sports at an early age we would have fewer "sarah brady's".
I'm going to teach Doc's "No mean's No!!" pose to my niece.

 

[RockyMtnTactical]

Uh oh sure looks like Morgan's finger is on that trigger.

Doesn't look like it to me. It's close, but not on it, and not even at the correct angle. Looks safe to me.

 

[Citroen]

Great Looking Bunch of Kids!

How nice to see a thread about families this close to Christmas! Quality posts with great pictures!

Congratulations to you all. My grandchildren are just a little too small for taking to the range but I look forward to it down the road.
John
Charlotte, NC

 

[Flyboy]

Xavier, in the pic with the Mk. II, she reminds me of Tam.

You need to get her something in a Smith and Wesson.

 

[dredwinggirl13]

How about pics of ourselves??

 

[gunsmithgirl]

Here's myself- I always forget the camera when we go to the range. I need to get some more pics of my girls shooting.

You guys all have some adorable kids!

 

[joebogey]

Well, since I don't have any of my daughter at the range, this will have to do. She just turned 14.


This was taken during the 2006 season. It was her first year hunting. Her second deer for the year. Sadly things did not go so well this year.

 

[Geno]

Thought I would post these pics of Morgan too...doing some of her other-than-hunting hobbies, i.e. Ms. Pit-racer and Bath Mitzvah-attender. Note she is not in race-gear here...just tooling around the yard. Dad takes her shooting; Mom takes her to buy dresses. Guess it's fair to say she's a pretty rough-n-tumble gal who cleans up pretty well. Note the addition of her lovely purple cast from her latest pit race. Gotta love a gal like this:

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Getting ready for Bath Mitzvah #6 for the year!!!

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[-terry]

My daughter (18) with my Buckmark URX and MatchDot. She shoots it well. She loves to go with me to the range. She calls it her father/daughter bonding ritual.

 

[Professor Gun]

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My wife of 33 years posing with one of my ARs. She got to enjoy shooting it so much she decided she should have one of her own. She now has her own, a Bushmaster AR15 with a full stock.

 

[Insectguy]

Sorry-- having troubles with attachments.

 

[Alexfubar]

mine , 12 years old.

 

[Cannonball888]

Yuliya, my stepdaughter, 9 years old, born in Berdyansk, Ukraine

 

[The Wiry Irishman]

My girlfriend on our last trip to the range:

Too bad I've never brought a camera to one of our team's pistol matches. I'm sure pictures of Ohio State's pistol team (mostly women) putting 10 rounds in sub-dime-sized groups and shooting 550/600 would be very appropriate for this thread.

 

[Mr. Chitlin]

MR.CHITLIN, that is a great looking SBR.
could you please provide the specs. I want one just like it.

Sorry for the late reply, I've been gone for a week.

CMMG 10.3" upper
Rock River SBR'd lower
Aimpoint ML2 in an ARMS mount
ARMS 40 BUIS
KAC RASII rail
KAC VFG

 

[worthirt_99]

I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to go with me. I'm thinking that she isn't mature enough yet.

 

[ArfinGreebly]

Mature Enough?

I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to go with me. I'm thinking that she isn't mature enough yet.

So, she's what, four years old?

If she's nine or ten, just design the trip around her. Use .22 LR rifle/pistol combo. Teach the basics. Keep it sober. "You're growing up now. There are things you need to learn that you'll never get in school."

If she's older than this, the same approach applies, with the emphasis tailored to wherever she's at in life. "You're gonna have some cool stuff to tell your friends."

Season to taste.

 

[MSgt B]

My Lil Darlin

Like the title says

 

[silverlance]

threads like this make me realize that I need to take more women shooting with me. the only problem with having girls come with me, though.. is that I seldom get much shooting done. i get too carried away trying to teach them that by the end of the day I've shot at most 100 rounds. i think i talk to damn much at the range when i bring visitors - I should just shut up and let them shoot barn door groups if they want to.

 

[The Unknown User]

It's always great to see the opposite sex getting into a sport or hobby typically "dominated" by men.

 

[hqmhqm]

My daughter, when she was 9, shooting her Buckmark .22 (used to be mine..)

That's an M1 carbine next to it, which she doesn't want to shoot yet.

 

[sublimaze41]

If You get past it you earned it.

This is why I always stay on her good side. I have shot for over 30 years, her 1. At 15 yards she make my shooting look silly.

 

[Geno]

I'd say this thread is coming along very nicely. My wife is very impressed by the age range of the ladies. Thanks guys!!! It makes it even easier, thus, for me to continue to take MY little one shooting. Safety in numbers!!!



Doc2005

 

[cobrian45]

sublimaze41

Nice HK, nice Doberman. That's a no go X 2. Is that the 9 or .40? (the handgun not the dog ) I'm still regretting my stupid youth a long time ago that caused me to miss a great deal on that pistol just because it was in 9mm. How short-sighted and caliber snobby I used to be. *sigh*