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Well, that is a pretty good point. Guess I need to find a mortar tube somewhere.
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On a serious note, tons of kids have saved themselves and others by having ready access to a firearm


American Rifleman's Armed Citizen blotter routinely contains SD and HD situations where an older child babysitting a younger sibling during a home invasion attempt had been able to access their parent's gun inside a safe and either ventilate the perp or hold them for the police. Obviously, those children had been trained very well by their parents and possessed the maturity and responsibility required to act in that fashion.
 
Wow this post went exactly where my twisted m8nd thought it would . I am both giddy and jubilant and at the same time I'm concerned for those around you . Ahh fuck it . Lifes about making people laugh . I'm a people and I laugh at all my horrific juvenile shit so mission accomplished . Carry on .
 
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Pretty funny.
I had a pastor once who told off two repo men with a 22 mag when he was 11. They were trying to take his single mom’s car and made the mistake of entering the house and demanding things from him.
 
On a serious note, tons of kids have saved themselves and others by having ready access to a firearm

I am one of them.

Was home alone after school when I was 12. Some dude came into our back yard and started knocking on and trying to open the downstairs windows. I grabbed dad's S&W 36 that he always kept loaded under his bed. I ran downstairs and burst through the door to the garage just as the guy started kicking the outside garage door from the backyard. I saw his face through the window and he looked pretty shocked. As I started to point the gun at him, he just dropped out of sight below the window and ran back out the side gate. As I was coming out of my adrenaline dump, I realized that I had managed to cock the little S&W when I had entered the garage. It took a while before I had enough control over my nerves to ease that hammer back down.

I knew where that gun was since I was probably eight years old. I knew not to frigging touch it. Dad started taking me shooting when I was three, and I was probably shooting on a monthly basis from five years old on.

Nobody will ever convince me that most kids can't be trained and trusted with a HD weapon.
However, I will say that this is also on a case by case basis as you always have that 10 percent.
 
Several children deal with traumas and illnesses because of past experiences with guns. They develop severe conditions that they find hard to overcome as they grow up. My brother had such an experience when he was younger, and now he has decided to adopt a child through an agency specializing in supporting kids with higher needs. What impressed me athttps://fosterplus.org is that my brother is doing so much better and that he didn't only help a child get over an unpleasant experience but also supported himself as an individual. They are doing great now.

What’s the point to your post?
 
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Me teaching my little buddy (nephew) who is high function autistic how to shoot my 9mm pistols. Safety first.

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Same here. Took several nieces & nephews out to shoot their first shot, one highly functional autistic nephew. Safety first, second and third.
1 round only in the gun.
All did well and shot more up to then. Last to shoot was my autistic nephew. Good kid. When he fired he freaked out waving the little.380 around trying to release it, we were glad only 1 round was in the gun.
The issue was the impulse kick/ noise is a common trigger for autistic kids.
Please be careful if you’re helping these special kids.
 
Several children deal with traumas and illnesses because of past experiences with guns. They develop severe conditions that they find hard to overcome as they grow up. My brother had such an experience when he was younger, and now he has decided to adopt a child through an agency specializing in supporting kids with higher needs. What impressed me athttps://fosterplus.org is that my brother is doing so much better and that he didn't only help a child get over an unpleasant experience but also supported himself as an individual. They are doing great now.
oh, the gun sat in the corner and leapt out at your brother? or did it climb in bed with him and assault him?

sounds to me like he either did something stupid, or someone around him did something stupid, and he is wronging blaming the gun, as are you. either way, i can’t abide by that. blame whoever is to be blamed, NOT a fucking inanimate object. jeez louise.

who’s next?
 
Several children deal with traumas and illnesses because of past experiences with guns. They develop severe conditions that they find hard to overcome as they grow up. My brother had such an experience when he was younger, and now he has decided to adopt a child through an agency specializing in supporting kids with higher needs. What impressed me athttps://fosterplus.org is that my brother is doing so much better and that he didn't only help a child get over an unpleasant experience but also supported himself as an individual. They are doing great now.
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Where'd you find such a crap quality version of that image? Here, have a cleaner copy.
 

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I am one of them.

Was home alone after school when I was 12. Some dude came into our back yard and started knocking on and trying to open the downstairs windows. I grabbed dad's S&W 36 that he always kept loaded under his bed. I ran downstairs and burst through the door to the garage just as the guy started kicking the outside garage door from the backyard. I saw his face through the window and he looked pretty shocked. As I started to point the gun at him, he just dropped out of sight below the window and ran back out the side gate. As I was coming out of my adrenaline dump, I realized that I had managed to cock the little S&W when I had entered the garage. It took a while before I had enough control over my nerves to ease that hammer back down.

I knew where that gun was since I was probably eight years old. I knew not to frigging touch it. Dad started taking me shooting when I was three, and I was probably shooting on a monthly basis from five years old on.

Nobody will ever convince me that most kids can't be trained and trusted with a HD weapon.
However, I will say that this is also on a case by case basis as you always have that 10 percent.

Dad traveled quite a bit when I was young. I was taught to shoot handguns with a s&w 27.

Dad kept that 27 loaded in the closet for such an occasion you mention. Did get woken up one night, thought I heard someone in the house. Went into parents room and quietly woke mom and grabbed the 27. Thankfully, there wasn't anyone in the house...mom didn't throw a fit, was calm and cool. Still can picture that to this day and was the only time I ever "needed" to grab it...
 
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My dad gave my brother and I guns when I was 8-9 and he was 6. I dont recall any lesson other than "dont fuck up" or something along those lines.

Kids had more common sense in the 70s 80s, as we had to make our own choices and figure shit out through trial and error. I dont recall any eyewear, ear protection, or even a simple lesson on a gun safety.

Im pretty sure Dirty Harry, Charles Brosnan, Chuck Norris, and John Rambo taught us everything we needed to know about guns, at least until the middle school started offering a hunters safety course.
 
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Oliver has been quarantined and found the end of porn hub. It was 3:40 am, his cock is raw and a random duck duck go search landed him here.

Or drugs?
and we’ve got @TACC “liking” that shitpost. good to know who is who, or maybe he just let his “feels” get in the way of his common sense.
 
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best thing you can do for a kid is teach them and guide them. these are but a few pictures. i’ve brought a pile of kids and adults into the fold. two of the three boys are in the military now, and the third is headed there when he graduates.

one of these three is autistic….i wont tell you which one. and there isnt a soft one in the bunch. all three are outstanding young men. and i have mentored some young ladies along the way, and they’ve turned out exceptional as well.

dont give me the “guns damage children” fucking bullshit. what damages children is never telling them “NO”, ignoring them, letting video games teach them morals, and not holding them accountable. oh, and scumbags molesting them….which is more likely to happen if they havent been given the tools to prevent it.

i ought to start a school or summer camp to teach this stuff…. you lucky motherfuckers are getting it for free.
 
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My dad gave my brother and I guns when I was 8-9 and he was 6. I dont recall any lesson other than "dont fuck up" or something along those lines.

Kids had more common sense in the 70s 80s, as we had to make our own choices and figure shit out through trial and error. I dont recall any eyewear, ear protection, or even a simple lesson on a gun safety.

Im pretty sure Dirty Harry, Charles Brosnan, Chuck Norris, and John Rambo taught us everything we needed to know about guns, at least until the middle school started offering a hunters safety course.
I was too scared of getting in trouble to do any stupid shit, theyd give me a rifle and a brick or of .22 and say bye.
 
Me teaching my little buddy (nephew) who is high function autistic how to shoot my 9mm pistols. Safety first.

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My son is also high functioning autistic. I trust him more than most of my old medics around guns. Taught him at age 9 how to handle them. Now he puts up a lot of competition when we go to the range to shoot the smallest groups.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Only reason to have children is to be able to sleep will some else be a shooten
 
my kids started on bb guns at 4-5 in the basement, moved onto 22lrs and this past year built their first ARs. Gun safety is being exposed to firearms in a controlled, educated, and respectful manner. My sons can repeat the basic principles of gun safety in their sleep, have zero infatuation with them and look at them as tools (fun tools but still tools). I did it right lol
 
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yes, yes you did!

there was always guns around my kids, from day 1. they were taught the rules, and could shoot to their hearts’ content. and because i would give them all the trigger time they wanted, and because they knew the rules, AND they respected my rules, the gun had zero interest for them until it was time to use it.

you do it right, it’s the best job ever. fuck it up, and it’s a nightmare.
 
My son was playing with a new buddy from school and a friend came up and was watching with me.

He said “If we ever do the Somalia thing here, we should put your son on a belt fed...”.

“How about the other kid?”.

Abou that time the other kid pulled one of my boots out of the closet and started pissing in it.

Before my brain would allow me to move he said deadpan:

“Suicide vest...”
 
My son is also high functioning autistic. I trust him more than most of my old medics around guns. Taught him at age 9 how to handle them. Now he puts up a lot of competition when we go to the range to shoot the smallest groups.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Doc
Yeah my nephew also knows how to lead 9mm on a Lee Classic Turret Press. Very process-oriented.
 
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