Just curious....where, when, and how did you learn to shoot?
I was raised on a small farm in Hawaii and most of the valleys were our playground. (In fact, I just took my 15 year old daughter and my wife this year to show them where I played, and they think it is a jungle.)...I'm 53 now.
Being born right after "the War", I was raised being made aware of the Japanese sneak attack and the need to be ready...every Good Friday, we had air raid drills with the real air raid sirens going off....so as kids, we played "Army" a lot in the jungles. My Grandpa was good at whittling wooden rifles....so I was always picked to be "pointman" of a jungle patrol because I had a kewl rifle....paid off when I went to 'Nam.
How about you guys?
Oh, by the way, my granpa's farm? we learned to shoot feral animals with a .22 bolt action rifle....usually in the dark.
I was raised on a small farm in Hawaii and most of the valleys were our playground. (In fact, I just took my 15 year old daughter and my wife this year to show them where I played, and they think it is a jungle.)...I'm 53 now.
Being born right after "the War", I was raised being made aware of the Japanese sneak attack and the need to be ready...every Good Friday, we had air raid drills with the real air raid sirens going off....so as kids, we played "Army" a lot in the jungles. My Grandpa was good at whittling wooden rifles....so I was always picked to be "pointman" of a jungle patrol because I had a kewl rifle....paid off when I went to 'Nam.
How about you guys?
Oh, by the way, my granpa's farm? we learned to shoot feral animals with a .22 bolt action rifle....usually in the dark.