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September 19th, 2006, 01:48 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Battle Creek, Mi.
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Ah yes teach them while they are young, did mine and have never regretted it one bit.
Now a real nice single shot .22 riffle of your choice is a real good learner gun, having to reload after every shot helps drive gun safety home, and teaches them accuracy when the one round counts. I ended up buying one of those over under .410 / .22 then when they got good I turned them loose on the red squirrels with the .410. Now years later they are all NRA life, and have their CCW.
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