GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE, OR DO THEY?

[F.U.]

Telling them about the dangers is one thing, showing them is another. After my kids & grandkids could recite the 10 rules of firearm safety I would then take them out shooting. I liked starting them small and working up. First was paper targets, then came water bottles full of water with red food coloring in them. Their eyes always lit up when they seen those milk jugs explode in a mist of red. After that we would go small game hunting. It was at that point the lightbulb turned on. They seen what a firearm could do. They really understand how deadly they are after you shoot a squirrel out of a tree, we walk up and there it is, Dead. They realize there is no reset button to bring it back to life , like in their video games.
Anyway, that is what seamed to work for me and I would be willing put my grandson to the test mentioned above.