Build one of the balances used in this video & use the Twinmaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xws8CSo2tmg
My 6 year old son is begging me for a go with my air pistol (Twinmaster). I'm keen for him to have a go but it's a bit big and unweildy for his small hands. I'm looking for a suggestion for a gun that he could use (under close supervision, of course) for target shooting.
The perfect gun would be:
- small
- light
- cheap
- accurate
- easy to cock and load (perhaps CO2?)
- not a replica of a firearm
Ideas? I had a Webley Junior when I was a boy and it ticked most of those boxes (apart from the "accurate" one IIRC) - but they seem to have become collectors' items.
U.
Build one of the balances used in this video & use the Twinmaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xws8CSo2tmg
Have a look at the lov 21 I sell them to the younger members of the pony club.
I have also used them at a club I run with students at my school
link for you
http://www.citlink.net/~schattler/ar20.htm
I can second this opinion, my brother has one of these pistols, incredibly accurate for the price, very nice light, crisp trigger, good sights and very light in weight. This pistol punches far above it's weight and is pretty much as accurate as pistols 4-5 times it's price and will give your own pistol a run for it's money.
Who sells the Lov 21? and how much is it? Google isn't any help.
U.
Can't really remember how much I paid for it, was aabout 2 years ago, birthday present for my brother, I bought it new, think it was about 60 or 70 quid.
Purchased from the following shop:
http://www.gunshop-eb.co.uk/
Don't know if they still stock them but worth a call.
Regards
PulM
you can get them at surrey guns
Wouldn't an airsoft be the ideal start for someone so young to learn gun safety and shooting technique.
Edit these are available in unrealistic twotone colours so no licence is needed.
Last edited by vfrkid; 13-09-2008 at 10:37 AM.