Sons first birthday

[toddcraft33]

My son turned one today. When he woke up from his nap, I was in the process or cleaning my new AR15. He looked up at me and plain as day said "gun". Almost brought a tear to my eye. That's my Boy. It is never too early to learn about gun safty.

 

[Hiker1911]

For real?

Congrats!

Some people never learn how to swim, shoot, or sail a boat on a lake. You're just getting started on the road to opportunity.

 

[manygunsmike]

Happy Birthday to him ! Mine is 3 yrs old now and he and I go gun shopping every other weekend.

manygunsmike

 

[tatic05]

Congrats....now let him shoot it.....and show you how its done.

 

[youngda9]

LOL. They are like sponges. Love to see the little ones soak up information.

 

[toddcraft33]

My wife is pretty upset about the whole deal, because he has still yet to say mom.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

My son turned one today. When he woke up from his nap, I was in the process or cleaning my new AR15. He looked up at me and plain as day said "gun". Almost brought a tear to my eye. That's my Boy. It is never too early to learn about gun safty.

It's his b-day, he was just asking where his present is. Or asking if that was his present.

 

[JohnP82]

That's great!!! Happy B-Day to him!

 

[ikky68]

Very cute story. Congrats on his B-day.

 

[eldirector]

Awesome! Happy birthday, little man.

My 2-year-old has been mispronouncing "scoop" as "shoot" lately Gets funny looks when we eat out, and she is busy "shooting" her food! (SHOOT! Num, num, num..... SHOOT!)

Kids are awesome.

 

[mshogren]

My son turned 5 today! Got to show him the Sig 522 that I bought this week that will be his when he is big enough...

Mark

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I remember those days, not entirely fondly, but that was another issue. Mine's 16 now. Lower maintenance but higher expense. Treasure these days. They're what makes life worth remembering.

 

[toddcraft33]

I would be thrilled if he is more into guns than video games. I can not wait to take him hunting and fishing. It is sad to see kids not learning the skills we learned as kids.