Back in 1971 I bought a .45 Navy arms co. "Kentucky" rifle 33" barrel. After me & 3 son's got done with her---she needed a makeover. So I stocked it with walnut wood as that's what it had been.
He's 6 Y.O and can shoot .22 off bench quite well so we going to break him in Sat. with 15-20 gr..
Six and has 2 rifles---another generation to the dogs.....Tom
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thmbsup "another generation to the dogs" pnic pnic You are doing it Right gunmaker thmbsup
Can your 6-yo grandson(?) even lift that gun?
You're starting that grandson out right. I know some adults that couldn't handle that rifle. If he can do it at 6, he has definitely been guided down the right path. thmbsup