My son is all of seven months old but I already have pre-approval from the boss to purchase a firearm for him. I have some ideas in mind but I don't want to limit anyone's imagination so I will withhold them for now. Here are the requirements that the firearm must meet:
1. Under $1,000.
2. Be a shooter. No safe queens allowed.
3. Common caliber or gauge in the midwest. .45, .22LR, .270, 20 g etc. = good. No .460 Weatherby Mag please.
4. Quality manufacturing.
5. No limit on type of firearm - pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun - they are all good.
6. Classic appearance that has potential to increase in value. I'm not interested in a futuristic looking weapon. I want something that my son will proudly pass on to his son or daughter.
7. Since he was born this year, bonus points for anything related to 2009.
Ok. There is no wrong answer here. If you feel the need to not follow one or more of the requirements, state your case!
1. Under $1,000.
2. Be a shooter. No safe queens allowed.
3. Common caliber or gauge in the midwest. .45, .22LR, .270, 20 g etc. = good. No .460 Weatherby Mag please.
4. Quality manufacturing.
5. No limit on type of firearm - pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun - they are all good.
6. Classic appearance that has potential to increase in value. I'm not interested in a futuristic looking weapon. I want something that my son will proudly pass on to his son or daughter.
7. Since he was born this year, bonus points for anything related to 2009.
Ok. There is no wrong answer here. If you feel the need to not follow one or more of the requirements, state your case!