wow kid playing with his dads gun

[badmac183]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugP4zSxceDE[/ame]

 

[gunman41mag]

That's messed up, young kid playing with a gun

 

[Shoots4Fun]

That video made me feel sick.

 

[subtlesixer03]

Im just glad it didnt have a loaded mag. Though still never saw the chamber. Wow just plain wow. Anyone else notice he actually thought the slide release was the safety?

 

[gunman41mag]

That video made me feel sick.

I'm worried that the kid will try putting 9MM ammo in the gun or let his friends play with it, you know you can find 9MM ammo anywhere

 

[JSeroka]

OMG!! Doesn't know what all each function on the pistol is, never checked to see it was empty, no adult supervision....I must say that kid has some top notch parents.

 

[Nightwalker65]

Couldn't watch the whole thing...made me nauseous.....anyone else get the feeling this kid is sneaking around because he's not supposed to be touching that gun? It's obvious(to me,anyway) dad hasn't taught him anything about handling it......really glad it was unloaded.....

 

[LEaSH]

With any luck the parents will find this video and blister his rump before something really really bad happens.

 

[BBSparkle]

dad hasn't taught him anything about handling it......really glad it was unloaded.....

Notice him pulling the trigger when he was aiming it down the hall? You can hear it clicking, he just couldn't pull it hard enough to move that Taurus DA trigger. Safety was off..

Parents need to step up.

 

[db1959]

WOW, just WOW. I hope the kids parents see that video and "educate" him.

 

[hrdwarhax]

and now for the question everyone is thinking, why did dad leave his peice at home. he could be getting mugged


all kidding aside, i agree with everything said above. but now that i think of it. y was this kid at home. doesnt he have school? this video would have ade alot of people feel better had dad been watching him

 

[ApacheTactical]

WOW!
Makes me what to watch the rest of his vidoes.

 

[x10]

maybe maybe not, I looked at other vids by the kid and some comments and notes were that his dad was helping him with the vid editor,

all I'm saying you may be being pranked

Don't believe anything on the internet maybe the guy's waiting for 50 "your stupid" posts then going to punk you.

I'm just suspicious of EVERYTHING on the internet, Especially things I post, I think I'm mental

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

"Tabletop Reviews". Hmm. Seems I saw one a while back where it was an adult "reviewing" some pistol, and managed to shoot himself in the hand, although the consensus of those that viewed it was it was a fake. I'm thinkin this guy might be somebody with a dumb and counterproductive sense of "humor", or even worse an anti trolling.

 

[alluwant]

I think this is horrible, for one why does his parents even own firearms, i'd say he needs a little training and a smack on the rump

 

[gunman41mag]

That kid needs to wash his hands he touched a taurus

 

[gunman41mag]

This is what I'm scared of [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6waffDWcmM&feature=related[/ame]

 

[abnk]

I fail to see a problem. My kids liked the video, although they did ask if he had permission from his dad.

 

[gglass]

This is EXACTLY what happens when parents fail to train their children when firearms are in the home. NONE of my kids would have ever handled a firearm the way the boys did in either of the above videos.

It is beyond me why parents treat firearms like those secret unmentionables that dad has in the closet. Do we not all know the power of curiosity in a child... It is an overwhelming temptation. Therefore, we must all take the MYSTERY out of firearms in the home.

It was only 100 years ago that children were required to be as adept at handling a firearm as the adults. Young boys would be asked to hunt alongside the men. Kids in Northern a Western states, where larger predators roam, would take firearms with them to school for protection. The difference between now and then, is that there was no mystery back then. All kids knew that firearms are dangerous tools, and they were taught how to use those tools. Today, too many parents don't know how to teach their children there fundamental handling of firearms.

Ssshh... Be quiet and I'll show you my daddy's gun. He keeps it up there in a box, but he thinks I don't know about it. Giggle, giggle... You fill in the rest of the story...

One of my daughters shooting HER .22lr Cricket rifle at age 5.

My kids are aged 25, 22, 20 and 7 years old, and none of them are curious about firearms. None of my kids would have ever been near a situation like you see in these videos.

If you own firearms... Teach your children for God's sake!

 

[Bersalover]

Very disturbing