With kids and guns, my philosophy is "all in good time". Every child is different. Some take to shooting right away, others are more apprehensive or just not all that interested. Personally, I really think kids should learn how to shoot a bow first. While I love guns and like collecting them, I actually enjoy shooting my bow more than I do guns. I find that for whatever reason, kids take more interest in shooting a bow, meaning a decent compound bow, if offered the chance.JinnMartini » 08 Jun 2022, 6:07 am » wrote: ↑ Well, I think with the proper precautions it can be done !
I'm thinking of a gun harnas that only allows the uzi a limited movement left to right and up to down.
Until the girl becomes proficient.
That the school did not provide for this . . . gives it a degree of responsibility.
There's no denying that the earlier a kid becomes aquainted with guns . . . the better !