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sniper · Silver Status Member

because i spoil 'em then send 'em home. Laughing

my nephew just turned 10. he's a little guy so i bought him a tech force 6.
from the day he was born and i heard "it's a boy" i've been planning this!
since spawning is only something other people should do- not me- Laughing

i only get the fun part of the kids. Laughing

4 or 5 more years and there might be a ruger 10/22 in his future. Cool

suffice to say, he's happy. Cool

dragonmoon · New Member

what a great uncle Smile

i have 3 daughters but theyre gonna get AGs too lol

hickinthesticks66 · Member

That's cool. I have a baby on the way here in a couple weeks and will be doing the same thing a few years down the road. I can't wait!

fritz · Silver Status Member

Good job. Now get the damn crocs off his feet.

sniper · Silver Status Member

i wear crocs. Faq-U

well, i wear my wifes' crocs. Embarassed

fritz · Silver Status Member

I'd get them, if they made steel toe crocs. Out of leather... Oh, wait... I have those, they're called BOOTS. Faq-U

sniper · Silver Status Member

STOP JACKING MY THREAD!!! Laughing

went back to mom's house (grandma's) today.

the backstop is filled with lead. Cool

this kid will be smarter than me when he's 18. Cool

of course that is the ultimate goal when helpin' raise
the youngins. Cool

Mark5043 · Silver Status Member

That is cool! In a few years you can break him in on the 10/22,and then to the fun stuff...watermelon hunting with an AR...........ah the good ol days..... Mr. Green

BBgunNoob · Veteran Member

Slavia · Moderator

Good job; it's important on many levels. Like making a convert to shooting in general, and airgunning in particular. Like training a responsible shooter. Like providing a good role model.

And a big one they're just starting to figure out: For 100 years conservation and preservation efforts have been funded by user fees. Except the current crop of "users" would rather play video games than be outdoors, so funding is in peril. (See the Pittman-Robertson act of 1937 http://www.nraila.net/issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx?ID=103)

While I'm sure civic responsibility was on your mind, being the "cool" uncle and sharing a passion with family ain't all bad either.

sniper · Silver Status Member

absolutely right slavia!! i'm a big influence on him!

i had to step up to the title since his 42 year old LT COMMANDER-US NAVY father just walked out on him, my 13 year old niece and sister
6 months ago for a 23 year old college student. Evil or Very Mad

packed up his sh!t and moved to the other side of the country
with his dumb whore. Evil or Very Mad

the boy won't talk about too much but loves his family.

uncle takes the time. Cool

he's a good kid. very smart and responsible.
a mechanical gear head. i get to see him 3 times a year. Neutral

sorry for tmi. what an a$$hole. (his dad)

packrat · Senior Member

That rifle sure looks familiar Cool

As far as the blankety-blank "father" goes, try not to worry about him too much..."what goes around comes around", and as Earl Hickey will tell ya, KARMA ain't nothing to mess with Mr. Green

sniper · Silver Status Member

hey packrat. thanks. it's a good shooter. Cool

oddtodd · Silver Status Member

Being a dad isn't too bad either snippy umm I mean sniper. I love it when my son comes to ME wanting to shoot. His little Buck BB gun is getting a workout. It's fun. Fill it once and shoot for a week. lol The dogs are even getting into the act. My black lab goes and gets the bottles that he knocks off the fence. He's trained to bring me the starlings that I shoot, and he just decided to bring bottles that were laying on the ground too. come in handy.

domer_pyle · Senior Member

Why not a Marlin 60? Way to be an awesome uncle btw, I wish I had some brothers and sisters so I could spoil their kids