My 26th Bday party

[Titanium_Frost]

My mom shooting my Remington 597

My Dad shooting my AK47 WASR 10 with Tech sights

Full recoil shooting cans.

My Lovely Wife. We are due in June, and the baby's name is Colt Micheal

Mom shooting my wife's Kel Tec P32

AR24 9mm

Dad, Mom, Wife, and Me

Even Colt had protection lol

Fun day at the range

Pregnant girl coming back from the bathroom... Again

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Ahem... where's that baby's shooting glasses? I see the muffs...
Good looking bunch. And what a way to spend a birthday! Congrats on that, and the impending arrival.

And remember, kids. The family that shoots together, stays together!

 

[JohnP82]

Awesome!!! Great way to spend a birthday!
and congrats on the baby!

 

[Walter Zoomie]

I'm not normally into commie firearms (I'd own one anyway), but that AK is beautiful!
Happy birfday....

 

[Hoosier45]

Congrats on having a family that shares your hobby.

 

[Hiker1911]

Congrats, and Happy Birthday! It's nice to see members using the RB range in February! It was on the cool side, yesterday.

 

[indianajoe]

Can't think of a better way to spend a birthday! And good-looking family.

Trust that nobody got slide-bit?

 

[Johnson]

Excellent birthday! And congrats on the new addition to your family. Pretty soon you'll have plenty of Similac cans to shoot at

 

[Lock n Load]

Happy Birth Day !!!

Looks like everyone enjoyed themselves, great family time spent together....

 

[ljadayton]

Happy Birthday!! Congrat's on the baby (Colt is an awesome name btw)

 

[farmboy365]

Happy Birthday!! Congrat's on the baby (Colt is an awesome name btw)

Took the words out of my mouth CONGRATS!

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Can't think of a better way to spend a birthday! And good-looking family.

Trust that nobody got slide-bit?

LMAO nope, and I don't know how. I didn't catch it when he shot my 9mm, but corrected it when he tried my Kimber 1911. The AR24 has an extended beaver tail and the slide doesn't come down very far like a CZ75.

Edit... actually that was my Walther P22. Guess he was used to shooting revolvers or has seen too many bad movies for grip technique

 

[Titanium_Frost]

I'm not normally into commie firearms (I'd own one anyway), but that AK is beautiful!
Happy birfday....

Thanks! I am really happy how it turned out and I guess I just got really lucky with it because I didn't know much about AKs when I bought it. I just knew I wanted something bigger than a .223 and something I could actually afford!

 

[theweakerbrother]

"A family that shoots together... can have interlocking fields of fire!!!" - Juggernaut

 

[finity]

I'm not trying to tell you or your wife how to run your family, I'm just offering information. What you do with it is up to you, but I wouldn't want to take the chance (however small) of ruining my unborn baby's health unecessarily by having the mother shoot.

Shotgunworld.com • View topic - Shooting While Pregnant NOISE

Shooting while pregnant

Just a couple of things I picked up on a very quick search.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

We talked to our doctor about it, we researched all that we could online. It is an acceptable and minor risk. We don't believe in altering our lifestyle for a basic part of life. You wouldn't expect her to not ride in a vehicle for 9 months would you? That is 10x the risk that shooting presents. She didn't handle lead, I cleaned all the guns. Do you know the noise decibel reduction of ear plugs? 30 to 35db on ave. The decibel reduction of skin, fat, muscle, membrane, and fluid? 50 to 60db. Colt is just fine.

 

[finity]

We talked to our doctor about it, we researched all that we could online. It is an acceptable and minor risk. We don't believe in altering our lifestyle for a basic part of life. You wouldn't expect her to not ride in a vehicle for 9 months would you? That is 10x the risk that shooting presents. She didn't handle lead, I cleaned all the guns. Do you know the noise decibel reduction of ear plugs? 30 to 35db on ave. The decibel reduction of skin, fat, muscle, membrane, and fluid? 50 to 60db. Colt is just fine.

That's why I said "an unecessary risk". Vehicles can (debatably) be considered fairly necessary.

Like I said that's up to you & I hope it all turns out well. It's just that so many things CAN go wrong with such a little bit of exposure.

Congrats on the upcoming kid.