Posted: 10/21/2011 7:29:15 AM EDT
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Can I bring my 2 year old down there? Last year I brought him and my fam had a blast. Just checking cause it says no one under 12; but I thought maybe it's no one under 12 can shoot.
Somebody help me out so I can plan my trip or not. Thanx |
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The age limit is listed here under the red overview section.
http://www.laruetactical.com/range-day-2011 Unfortunately for you father-types I just gave them a call and was informed that the rule applies to being present at the facility, not the firing line. CM |
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The age limit is listed here under the red overview section. http://www.laruetactical.com/range-day-2011 Unfortunately for you father-types I just gave them a call and was informed that the rule applies to being present at the facility, not the firing line. CM Ya I called em.  no kids. At least last year ; Mark held my one year old for a pic.! We'd love to go again but I understand the kid thing.
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12 and up will be allowed to shoot, with adult supervision.
Being that this is a shooting event, we need to take matters very seriously. Range Officers will be at each stage to make individual assessments. There is going to be a lot going on at this event. Safety is our number-one priority. |
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Understood. Safety first - always. I have 2 stepkids who compete through 4H. At our State games, 99% of the kids are great and more safety conscious than almost any adult you will ever see - then there is that 1% that you want to find their coach and "discuss" a few points with. |
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12 and up will be allowed to shoot, with adult supervision. Being that this is a shooting event, we need to take matters very seriously. Range Officers will be at each stage to make individual assessments. There is going to be a lot going on at this event. Safety is our number-one priority. So your saying you have to be 12 to shoot...any age restrictions on attendants? My son sure had a good time last year and he gave my dad something to do while I was in line... |
