Update on my 14-year old daughter and her introduction to guns

[Ally]

She's still badgering me. . . .

Thanks guys, I appreciated the encouragement and advice when I put up the first thread. I did what you guys told me to do, and it turned out to be exactly right. I'm looking forward to getting a .22 so we can do ladies league matches together, and the two I'm familiar with encourage beginners.

 

[tyeo098]

I take it from her grip she's left handed?
She'll never be able to drive stick!

Either way, congrats!

 

[Ally]

I take it from her grip she's left handed?
She'll never be able to drive stick!

Either way, congrats!

She's very much a southpaw. I never even thought about the stick shift thing. I just know she can't eat sitting to my right!

 

[Axel Larson]

If you really want your next gun to be a 1911 45 than just get a 22 conversation for it and both of you can be happy. Congrats by the way for getting another shooter into the sport.

 

[tekarra]

Congrats and well done Ally.
I hope the two of you join the league and have some happy times shooting together.

 

[Thlax]

I also took my CCW course, and it went just fine. I should have my permit within the next 60ish days.

This is her shooting on Saturday. Thanks for all the great advice.

Wow I wish Delaware did their CCW permits that fast. We have a 4-6mo wait....

 

[Ally]

Wow I wish Delaware did their CCW permits that fast. We have a 4-6mo wait....

Do they bring in the CIA?

 

[kludge]

Outstanding!

A Browning Buckmark Camper, Ruger 22/45 with cocobolo grips, or a S&W .22A would be a great first pistol for the Women's League. Any one of these would get you in the game for under $300. My favorite is the Buckmark.

http://www.browning.com/products/ca...type_id=379&content=buck-mark-camper-firearms
http://www.ruger.com/products/2245BullBarrel/specSheets/10140.html
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...57765_757752_757751_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y