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I'vebeenduped · March 27, 2013, 11:47 AM

I don't mean to revive an old threat if it is unusable. However, in my plight to have my son as well trained as possible, I recognize that others may feel the same. One more thing that I will be including in this regimen are bedtime stories. He won't go to sleep without them anyway, so I may as well include firearms safety into that mix. I just bought 3 books for him; My First Rifle, My First BB Gun, and My First Bow. Hopefully, the repetition from books and his Papa's endless droning about safety, will ingrain it into his psyche. I will include the link for all who can make use of it. To all, good training!

http://www.littlesportsman.com/books.php
"The MY FIRST series emphasizes safety and responsibility to youth, and explains the dangers that may result from negligent gun or bow handling"

March 27, 2013, 11:47 AM	#19
I'vebeenduped Senior Member Join Date: January 2, 2013 Location: AZ Posts: 202	I don't mean to revive an old threat if it is unusable. However, in my plight to have my son as well trained as possible, I recognize that others may feel the same. One more thing that I will be including in this regimen are bedtime stories. He won't go to sleep without them anyway, so I may as well include firearms safety into that mix. I just bought 3 books for him; My First Rifle, My First BB Gun, and My First Bow. Hopefully, the repetition from books and his Papa's endless droning about safety, will ingrain it into his psyche. I will include the link for all who can make use of it. To all, good training! http://www.littlesportsman.com/books.php "The MY FIRST series emphasizes safety and responsibility to youth, and explains the dangers that may result from negligent gun or bow handling" __________________ The natural state of man, the way G‑d created us, is to be happy. Look at children and you will see