Okay - admittedly, it wasn't limb chickens destined for the stove, but it was lots of fun nonetheless. Claire has been shooting the 3P Air Rifle (using the S200) and REALLY wanted to go to the range this morning before ballet company. SO - I told her last night if she was 'walk out the door ready' at 0815 with her room picked up, bed made and laundry in the washer - I'd take her.
Wouldn't you know - she was up and done on time. So I spent the morning loading/reloading magazines as she made Plinky the Pink Squirrel Dance and dance some more. You can tell by her grin how much fun she had.
We were one of 3 firing spots on the 100 yard line when the range opened at 9a and even though it was in the low 30s, that didn't stop her one bit. The worst part of the day was when a .308 showed up two points down for some sight in work. She's used to air rifle and .22 - so the muzzle report from the 308 wore on her nerves a bit. Had a blast today at the AGC and couldn't have asked for a better way to spend half a day with my daughter than on the range shooting!
At the helm of our CZ452 Varmint wearing a Weaver V24
Look at that grin
Wouldn't you know - she was up and done on time. So I spent the morning loading/reloading magazines as she made Plinky the Pink Squirrel Dance and dance some more. You can tell by her grin how much fun she had.
We were one of 3 firing spots on the 100 yard line when the range opened at 9a and even though it was in the low 30s, that didn't stop her one bit. The worst part of the day was when a .308 showed up two points down for some sight in work. She's used to air rifle and .22 - so the muzzle report from the 308 wore on her nerves a bit. Had a blast today at the AGC and couldn't have asked for a better way to spend half a day with my daughter than on the range shooting!
At the helm of our CZ452 Varmint wearing a Weaver V24
Look at that grin
For the Dunce Cap.
