Dillon, so easy a 4 year old can do it...

[MudChucker]

BabyChucker was out in the shop with me last night and decided she wanted to help load some rounds...

(for the safety minded folks, I completed the priming stroke)

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[hitch.bd]

Nicely done sir! Now all you need to do is teach her how to clean the firarms after shooting and you have it made!!
Seriously what a cutie pie! You are a lucky man!

 

[IronCanadian]

Well done!

She seems so darn proud of herself, well done kiddo!

 

[Fall Guy]

I recall my daughter catching me reloading when she was quite young, too. She was absolutely fascinated with the process.

 

[ckid]

It is a nice feeling for sure... My daughter now 8 yrs has always wanted to help dad in the loading room since about 4...

 

[tigger]

aside from the pri ming stage my lil guy is quite the helper as well!! Glad to see a new generation of shooters in progress!

 

[CanuckWR]

Nice work man. Build on the skills with her and your reloading chores may be significantly reduced.

OR you might have to buy/build more guns for her in the future. lol

 

[MudChucker]

she was so excited to pull the lever and complete each step..I cant wait for her to be old enough to come out with me...perhaps a reason to start a new thread to find out when we let our little ones come with us to the range...

 

[hunter64]

It is a nice feeling for sure... My daughter now 8 yrs has always wanted to help dad in the loading room since about 4...

Wait till they hit about 10-12 and they realize that there is work involved and you will never see them reloading again. Just so you know it only gets worse as they get older and have a social life, that is when you either go grey really quick or loose your hair.

Enjoy these times while you can because the next time you will bond with the kids is when the grand-kids come along.

 

[jawsman]

Glad to see you ended up with the 550 Kevin. If you don't mind me asking where did you pick it up? I remember the thread about my Dillon on your site.

Good pixs too. My 2 year old keeps asking me to help reloading. I have not figured out where she can start right now.

Later...

 

[rya]

Glad to see you ended up with the 550 Kevin. If you don't mind me asking where did you pick it up? I remember the thread about my Dillon on your site.

Good pixs too. My 2 year old keeps asking me to help reloading. I have not figured out where she can start right now.

Later...

my two year old daughter places the bullets and then helps me pull the handle (shes not strong enough to do it herself)

i now use it as a treat to reward good behavior ^^

p.s. i have a 650

 

[MudChucker]

Jaws, I bought it from Bill K in Brandon.

Thanx for the comments guys, she came home from skating lessons last night and asked if she could help me clean up the blue machine in the garage