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My Badass Daughter

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Jim the Plumber

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This is my badass daughter who is quite talented along the lines of zeroing in her hunting rifle!
6.5x47 Lapua 140 grain partitions, 2840 feet per sec, 3/8" 100 yds. Yo mama!
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My daughter just turned 1 year old a couple weeks ago, I hope she can follow in your daughter's foot-steps some day...awesome job on her part and whoever schooled her up.

I remember perfectly being 5 years old and my father helping me shoot a rifle...it's a very special thing parents & children shooting together.

Can't imagine how proud you are!
 
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I dont mean to be the fly in the ointment...but...What the heck was she aiming at?

Group shooters are worthless, unless they are hitting what they are aiming at.
 
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jim the Plumber</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Glad I took this picture! </div></div>

Could have just said it. I figured as much, just wanted to make sure.
 
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With a title like this for a thread, you just have to click on it. Glad I did. Outstanding shooting. And more importantly and as others have said, it is awesome that you have a kid that you have raised with a respect and interest in firearms.
 
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beautiful shooting and a beautiful daughter! she better marry a guy thast doesnt shoot though...because i could never date a girl that shoots better than me! its just one more thing to argue about! haha!!
 
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Nice shooting, unique and nice stick for her and beautiful daughter. LOL, I'm sure that she's probably too young for me, but I'll jump in line as well. Need a son in law that will have M.D. behind their name and a fellow shooter? Great job with raising your daughter to shoot, beautiful young lady.
 
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Is it just me or Jim the Plumber looks like a slightly overweight George Clooney?
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Jim, your daughter shoots well, but most importantly, she's pretty hot.
 
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Jim does a lot for our local longrange shooting community, last competition he was letting people throw rounds downrange with his 50 for free, and he put on the shoot! Glad to see you still make time to get your family involved Jim. Can't wait till my son is old enough to take shooting, he is 1 1/2 and can already say "rifle" and "trigger". Kudos for helping to get young people involved in a great sport!
 
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That is awesome. My oldest is 16. She is quite the shot as well, having shot some very nice 3/4moa groups at 300 with various rifles of mine.

This past weekend we went and zeroed a new ACOG on a SHTF carbine I have. Once zeroed we started shooting a 45% IPSC gong at 100. She really enjoyed it. Had even more fun at the pistol range shooting Glock 45's. Once I got her over the fear of shooting a bigger bore pistol. Great to get them involved.
 
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Good Job & great shooting. I will show my son & daughter the groups when they get home from school. My son needs more practice to keep up with her skills. It will be great to show my daughter since she has finally started to get interested in shooting & can now see a girl that shoots. Thanks!

Well both of my kids have seen the pics of the rifle & group now.

My daughters comments: Wow she can shoot. When she saw the rifle: Pink i can really see that, daddy can i have one.
My sons comments: I need to practice

Thanks for helping me get my daughter more interested!!
 
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 1911fan</div><div class="ubbcode-body">As I told Jim, I just wish she was 30 years older!


1911fan </div></div>

LOL, looks about my age (26).."you snooze you lose" doesnt really work here so "you age you lose" ?
 
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: holster72</div><div class="ubbcode-body">in line if over 16
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Careful there Friend, we are talking about a fellow Hider's daughter!
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Besides, Jim the Plumber definately knows how to handle a rifle. He even has a tactical match named after him!
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: holster72</div><div class="ubbcode-body">in line if over 16
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That sort of thing drives women AWAY from shooting sports guys. If you truely do want a chance at a wife someday who will enjoy shooting with you then don't treat everyone's daughter like it's a meat market. That's what porn is for. She deserves the same respect you'd give someone's son.

Seriously though, Jim, next time give her two more rounds and let her shoot a proper group. It's not like she wasted the first 3!
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