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Originally Posted by ssg mac
The best advise I can give is when I was younger than 11 my father (carrer army) took me shooting, and gave me my first weapon I was taught at that age that weapons are safe as long as they are respected and realized they are not toys.
Since I have been married I have gotten houshold 6 a number of rifles and hand guns and she knows how to use them.
So the bottom line is education, if the weapon is locked up in Ft Knox you might as well not have one.
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Hey, SSG Mac, you might want to go back and read the rules and stickies on this board before posting again. You missed a few steps.
TR
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