Buy American, folks. Think about putting a Wingmaster under the tree this year for you, your folks, granddad, grandson, wife or kid. Ten isn't too early and twelve-fourteen is just right for a 20ga youth gun. It's a great way to help you teach your prodigy about the outdoors, taking care of your property and respect.
My father and I have sadly fell into discord over a recent divorce from my mother (26 years together). My knight in shining armor, MY protector when things in life scared me (GF got cancer, I got laid off, GF's son got kidnapped), who would tell me everything was alright... All that stuff's gone now when I first think of my father. Sometimes now all I can feel is angry, or sad. But when I take out my old Stevens .410/.22 for it's monthly oiling I think about him and remember fondly the times when I was younger. I remember him teaching me, sitting on his lap, pointing downrange and hitting a pop can, and how much simpler things were then.
It's funny, you know. The left-wingers would tell you divorce is OK, and that people have the right to move on. They also say guns are the bane of society. Yet in the face of an emotionally devastating time for both my mother and I, the gun is the only tie that still reminds me that I love my fater as a son should, and I always will.
My father and I have sadly fell into discord over a recent divorce from my mother (26 years together). My knight in shining armor, MY protector when things in life scared me (GF got cancer, I got laid off, GF's son got kidnapped), who would tell me everything was alright... All that stuff's gone now when I first think of my father. Sometimes now all I can feel is angry, or sad. But when I take out my old Stevens .410/.22 for it's monthly oiling I think about him and remember fondly the times when I was younger. I remember him teaching me, sitting on his lap, pointing downrange and hitting a pop can, and how much simpler things were then.
It's funny, you know. The left-wingers would tell you divorce is OK, and that people have the right to move on. They also say guns are the bane of society. Yet in the face of an emotionally devastating time for both my mother and I, the gun is the only tie that still reminds me that I love my fater as a son should, and I always will.
