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I have my own arsenal here but no way would I let a kid that age have any kind of gun.
The thing is far too big for the kid to handle safely, and could well end up with someone getting hurt.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rW7Xy0FpE38
The thing is far too big for the kid to handle safely, and could well end up with someone getting hurt.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rW7Xy0FpE38
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it's the norm for their culture, when my grandad came over I was 9 and he couldn't understand why he couldn't buy me a motorbike. I had to make do with a remote control Stingray
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And now look at poor Steve Irwin.
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The video was of a kid maybe five/six years old.
Check this as these are not 320 fps BB guns but the real thing. . http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/apr/29/armed-to-the-milk-teeth-america-gun-toting-kids These are .22 rimfire made for kids.....ridiculous! |
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Here is the article.....
. http://www.ryot.org/my-first-rifle-what-the-hell-is-keystone-sporting-arms-basically-the-make-guns-for-little-kids-including-crickett-and-chipmunk-rifles/151433 |