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<blockquote data-quote="Mr.Glock" data-source="post: 3900266" data-attributes="member: 32877"><p>Not liking this “boredom“ a few is referencing to. Boredom is a temporary emotion/feeling that comes and goes with humans of any age. You feel they are bored with the weapons may rightly be so at that moment, but boredom goes away fast, then curiosity sets right back in. Curiosity is what kills. Teach them respect, safety and a healthy dose of fear of getting their ***** hot from a ass whooping, and lock the guns up till they reach an age of responsibility and maturity. My grandkids have no free range on the accessibility to any gun, till they are old enough and shows trust and maturity. Each child is different to. The one granddaughter by the time she was 8-9 could and would compete with Adults and hold her own, but she still is not allowed to free access to any gun she owns or is not owned by her. I was allowed and did hunt squirrels and rabbits at a age that most think was irresponsible at age 7 while other brothers/ cousins was not allowed to do so till a lot older.</p><p></p><p>Start them young, teach them safety, lock your **** up till every soul in your home can be trusted.</p><p></p><p>Lastly I reiterate, don’t for a second think they are bored and don’t have a interest!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr.Glock, post: 3900266, member: 32877"] Not liking this “boredom“ a few is referencing to. Boredom is a temporary emotion/feeling that comes and goes with humans of any age. You feel they are bored with the weapons may rightly be so at that moment, but boredom goes away fast, then curiosity sets right back in. Curiosity is what kills. Teach them respect, safety and a healthy dose of fear of getting their ***** hot from a ass whooping, and lock the guns up till they reach an age of responsibility and maturity. My grandkids have no free range on the accessibility to any gun, till they are old enough and shows trust and maturity. Each child is different to. The one granddaughter by the time she was 8-9 could and would compete with Adults and hold her own, but she still is not allowed to free access to any gun she owns or is not owned by her. I was allowed and did hunt squirrels and rabbits at a age that most think was irresponsible at age 7 while other brothers/ cousins was not allowed to do so till a lot older. Start them young, teach them safety, lock your **** up till every soul in your home can be trusted. Lastly I reiterate, don’t for a second think they are bored and don’t have a interest! [/QUOTE]
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