Lost_River
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I did not want to hijack the "now I have seen everything" topic so I started this one to tell a story.
My daughter Kimber , (see the thread " Daughter's first coyote hunt")my wife and I were in Sportsmans Warehouse last spring. Kimber was 4 and riding in the shopping cart.
We were at the gun counter and I was picking up a Tikka T3 sporter in .223 and talking with the gentleman working behind the counter.
My daughter said something I could not understand and my wife asked for her to repeat herself. She looked the salesman square in the eye ( while standing in the shopping cart) and said "got any pink guns?"
I was kind of shocked, and the salesman looks at me to see if he should take her serious. I just looked at him grinning and raised my eyebrows and said "well do you?" in a half joking tone.
He smiled and said "I believe we do actually" and walked down the counter a ways and came back holding a pink plastic stocked "Cricket" .22 single shot rifle.
I picked Kimber up out of the shopping cart and sat her little rear on the counter. He opened the bolt and set it on the counter. I picked it up inspected it and set it in Kimber's lap.
She picked it up with both hands and while looking down at it said "Oh it's beautiful!"
That was all it took.
The gun salesman and I were grinning so hard it was funny.
Of course my heart melted. I just looked at him and said, "wrap it up"!
I would not have cared if it would have cost me a months salary. It was one of those moments.
She loves it.
I am in Iraq again and do not have a pic of the rifle on my laptop but I have a pic of her with the gun case that Grandpa found just for that rifle.
If my wife or daughter want pink guns, then by all means I will get them whatever they want. If I can't find it, I will have one built or do it myself.
I Love spending time with my family in the outdoors and if pink guns are a motivation for them then what the heck!!
Personally I like the look of the pink AR in the other thread because I think my wife would like it.
That's just my perspective on the subject.
Here is a pic of her with the rifle case she got from Grandpa, I wish I could have been there. My dad said she was very excited.
Happy hunting!
My daughter Kimber , (see the thread " Daughter's first coyote hunt")my wife and I were in Sportsmans Warehouse last spring. Kimber was 4 and riding in the shopping cart.
We were at the gun counter and I was picking up a Tikka T3 sporter in .223 and talking with the gentleman working behind the counter.
My daughter said something I could not understand and my wife asked for her to repeat herself. She looked the salesman square in the eye ( while standing in the shopping cart) and said "got any pink guns?"
I was kind of shocked, and the salesman looks at me to see if he should take her serious. I just looked at him grinning and raised my eyebrows and said "well do you?" in a half joking tone.
He smiled and said "I believe we do actually" and walked down the counter a ways and came back holding a pink plastic stocked "Cricket" .22 single shot rifle.
I picked Kimber up out of the shopping cart and sat her little rear on the counter. He opened the bolt and set it on the counter. I picked it up inspected it and set it in Kimber's lap.
She picked it up with both hands and while looking down at it said "Oh it's beautiful!"
That was all it took.
The gun salesman and I were grinning so hard it was funny.
Of course my heart melted. I just looked at him and said, "wrap it up"!
I would not have cared if it would have cost me a months salary. It was one of those moments.
She loves it.
I am in Iraq again and do not have a pic of the rifle on my laptop but I have a pic of her with the gun case that Grandpa found just for that rifle.
If my wife or daughter want pink guns, then by all means I will get them whatever they want. If I can't find it, I will have one built or do it myself.
I Love spending time with my family in the outdoors and if pink guns are a motivation for them then what the heck!!
Personally I like the look of the pink AR in the other thread because I think my wife would like it.
That's just my perspective on the subject.
Here is a pic of her with the rifle case she got from Grandpa, I wish I could have been there. My dad said she was very excited.
Happy hunting!