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That's awesome. Great father/son bonding experience...... try having him wear ear plugs and ear muffs, it cuts the noise to almost nothing.
 
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Those smiles are contagious.


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Congrats, What a lovely target
 
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Awesome!
 
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I guess you know what you'll be buying for x-mas! Good Job dad and son.


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Looking good! I'm taking my boys over Spring Break next week.


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Next, you'll have to buy or lease some land where you two can spend the weekends shooting and hunting. The sooner the better! Cool


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That is a nice way to spend a Saturday!
 
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No doubt a weekend that you and your son will always remember. Thanks for sharing!



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Now there's a very proud papa Big Grin
 
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You are a good man Dave,thanks for passing on your skills.
 
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Excellent, memories to last a lifetime.


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That is very cool. The both of you will treasure that pic as you get older. Takes me back to when my dad took me shooting for the first time at the police range. No picture taken but I had a blast, and so did he.



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Awesome!
 
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Well done DT! Good looking kid


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Glad to hear it, Dave. I wish I had started shooting at a younger age. If children are in the cards for me, I'll start them young as well.
 
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Great shooting and great picture. Good on you Dave to take the time to make sure the boy knows all the aspects of shooting firearms. You're a good dad. Your sons smile is priceless.
 
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Looking good! How long before mini-Truong gets space in the safe for his own custom Buckmark or Ruger? Wink


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Way to go David. Teach them young. Good shooting!


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