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Teaching kids to shoot at WMA's

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 Am I allowed to let my 12 year old daughter shoot my .22 rifle at a NJ WMA.  I want to start teaching them how to shoot and handle guns and don't want to end up in prison.    

 

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If you don't have one yet and are near Makepeace WMA I'll be happy to meet you guys there sometime.

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I have my hunting license,  just want to make sure I'm allowed to "transfer" the rifle to her.

You're not transferring anything to anyone.  You are allowing your child to use it in your presence.  People do that at the indoor ranges (that allow minors to shoot) all the time. 

AND WE WANNA SEE PICTURES TOO!

Yep perfectly ok, I take my nephew all the time. He likes mag dumping my 15/22 lol.

Yep perfectly ok, I take my nephew all the time. He likes mag dumping my 15/22 lol.

Who doesn't like mag dumps with a 15/22? :rolleyes:

 

My neighbors 12yo daughter comes with us to the range once in a while and my 15/22 is her "go to" gun. I'm constantly telling her to slow down and breath. She really gets a kick out of it though.

Who doesn't like mag dumps with a 15/22? :rolleyes:

 

My neighbors 12yo daughter comes with us to the range once in a while and my 15/22 is her "go to" gun. I'm constantly telling her to slow down and breath. She really gets a kick out of it though.

Most fun gun in my safe. And there's a multitude of choices in there.

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