Teaching the young ones.

[SKTK135]

Teaching the young ones.
Ez and I have scheduled range days every 1st and 3rd Tuesday. It’s in my calendar with a reminder.
Had to have a short refresher on the bench then she shot from standing. You can hear her call her shot from the bench.

 

[Mr.Glock]

Love this! Brings back so many memories! Blink of the eye and they are grown and gone! Go as much as you can, spend every second you can! Makes an old man tear up!

 

[SKTK135]

Teaching the young ones.
Ez and I have scheduled range days every 1st and 3rd Tuesday. It’s in my calendar with a reminder.
Had to have a short refresher on the bench then she shot from standing. You can hear her call her shot from the bench.
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The other video was too large I guess.

 

[turkeyrun]

Outstanding!!!!!

So many memories.
Taking grandson tomorrow.
I have a tendency to get too caught up and forget to get any kids or pics, or I make the kids too large to post.

Keep up the good work. The great memories benefit both you and her.
Does the rest of us a lot of good, also.

 

[Glock 'em down]

That's awesome!

For the last 3 or 4 years, my oldest grandson (he's 13) has went with me to annual pistol requals with my department. All the guys are very supportive. Hes's never shot with us, just watched.

Well, this past year, I ran him thru CLEET's 25 round course, which is pretty simple, with my Glock 43X. Made him follow the course of fire and work from the holster, just like one of us.

He scored a 76, which was better than one our veteran officers. One of the guys told my grandson, "you see that man over there (pointing at Tommy) go tell him you shot better than he did."

Of course, that kinda embarrassed Eli and he just looked down and shook his head 'no.'

 

[dennishoddy]

Keep those kids on the range and off the streets!
Congrats to the OP for doing exactly that.

 

[turkeyrun]

That's awesome!

For the last 3 or 4 years, my oldest grandson (he's 13) has went with me to annual pistol requals with my department. All the guys are very supportive. Hes's never shot with us, just watched.

Well, this past year, I ran him thru CLEET's 25 round course, which is pretty simple, with my Glock 43X. Made him follow the course of fire and work from the holster, just like one of us.

He scored a 76, which was better than one our veteran officers. One of the guys told my grandson, "you see that man over there (pointing at Tommy) go tell him you shot better than he did."

Of course, that kinda embarrassed Eli and he just looked down and shook his head 'no.'

Tell him to go over and say, "that was fun, I shot a 76, how did you do?"