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    First Time at the Range

    Saturday, I took my youngest daughter (11) to the range.
    What a great day!
    She was safe, accurate, enthusiastic.
    100 rounds with our wonderful Walther PP Sport in .22 LR.

    Her first 5 shots.
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    Admiring the target after 100 rounds…
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    Target!
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    A new dimension of range fun!
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    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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    What fun. She will always remember this day with her Dad. Salt Flat

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    Excellent start and definitely the right pistol. I used to keep a Beretta 70/71 on hand to teach women shooting. Small enough to handle and operate themselves...always got the same reaction first time they hit a target. Eyes wide and a surprised "I HIT IT!!!"...
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    Any shot that hits the target is good! Makes them not afraid to come along for more later.

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    That's great Ovidio!
    My daughter has not shot pistol yet; but she started .22 rifle shooting at 7 years old.
    We also shoot 10m air rifle at home. She is starting to beat us occasionally! She is now 10 years old.
    A week ago I told her that if she got the highest score against the wife and I; we would take her karting!

    My wife and daughter were both using the CZ455 with Tasco scope. I was using the 1918 SMLE with AG Parker sight; so at a slight disadvantage!

    So we are going karting next week! She shot 183/200 beating my wife by 1 point. I shot a 173/200. This was at 50 metres with a 1cm 10 circle.
    it's great fun shooting with the family.
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    Very good to see. Hooked my niece with a 10-22 with a red dot. It's fun when you actually hit stuff, especially reactive targets. Her current favorite is a SIG P365. It fits her smaller hand, and she has grown to no longer fear recoil.

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    I agree, my son loves his 10/22 with a red dot on it. Him that gun and a 25 round magazine is nothing but pure bliss. He is 10.

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    Just wait till they're old enough for a 10/22 with a Franklin Armory binary trigger .
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    She’ll try my Enfield Trainer soon
    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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