Proud Daddy moment

[USRanger]

Here we have this picture:






And here is a picture of my oldest daughter.  If she'd had a ponytail in that day, this would be almost freaky 




Edit: And stop looking at my daughter's butt, ya pervs.

Double Edit: I don't like how that old man is pointing at it either!

[Ripsnort]

She's hot...make sure you clean your guns at the kitchen table when guys come over to date her.



Seriously though, handing down a generational tradition...well, it's the best thing ever!

[Ripsnort]

One other thing: When you convert her to the point that she wears Wrangler jeans at the range without sequences in the back pocket...then you got a true redneck daughter. 

[Kenne]

the design of the rear pocket reminds me of the 4th ID patch.

[Blooz]

Cleaning This Gun - Rodney Atkins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM42nG7Tjgs

[mbailey]

   very cool Ranger

My daughter has been shooting since she was 4......she's now 15 and a freshman in Highschool, she's one of only 2 freshman to make the HS rifle team.....the second freshman is her twin brother       They beat out seniors to get their slots 

[USRanger]

Later tonight I'll post the pic of the target from her Facebook.  Excellent grouping, all double taps (how I've taught my daughters to shoot with semi-autos).

[guncrasher]

ranger, really glad your daughters can shoot and like it.  but out of curiosity did you teach them to fight without a weapon?  I never taught my daughter to use guns as my ex wouldnt approve of it.  but I did teach her a thing or two about using her fists.  I am not a great fighter by far and I havent gotten into a fist fight since high school.

last new years she was at my house, we were messing around and dared her to hit me.  she nearly knocked me unconscious didnt even see how in the heck she hit me, actually more like I cant remember.  I remember getting up and hugging my daughter and tell her how proud I was of her.

semp

[Maverick]

Great job Dad. 

[USRanger]

ranger, really glad your daughters can shoot and like it.  but out of curiosity did you teach them to fight without a weapon?  I never taught my daughter to use guns as my ex wouldnt approve of it.  but I did teach her a thing or two about using her fists.  I am not a great fighter by far and I havent gotten into a fist fight since high school.

last new years she was at my house, we were messing around and dared her to hit me.  she nearly knocked me unconscious didnt even see how in the heck she hit me, actually more like I cant remember.  I remember getting up and hugging my daughter and tell her how proud I was of her.

semp

Yes.  Always the starting point.  My daughters are 19, 9 ,8 & 4.  The older three are fully capable of dropping a full grown man if ever needed.  The only problem I've had is teaching my 8 year old that she doesn't have to prove it!   Firearms training has only been going on the last couple years.  I felt it better to teach them to rely on themselves and whatever is around them for a situation I pray they never ever find themselves in.  I have some more to say on it, but they are now over my shoulder reading this post, and I don't want them to start getting big heads from it.

[jimson]

Edit: And stop looking at my daughter's butt, ya pervs.

Hey! I was only looking at that thing in her pocket. Iphone is it?

Face it Ranger, Alyssa is beautiful and you are screwed.

[USRanger]

Hey! I was only looking at that thing in her pocket. Iphone is it?

Face it Ranger, Alyssa is beautiful and you are screwed.

So very much.

[mthrockmor]

I suck as a dad. I'm a total gun nut and a workaholic so my 9-year old fears guns. 

boo

[ebfd11]

Ranger what are you teaching her with??? I hope a M1911A1 ...LOL or are you using the little 9mm???

LawnDart

[bortas1]

  wtg