Here's the deal, my father-in-law has an extensive firearms training background. He taught me how to shoot, and he's an excellent instructor. He raised his daughter around guns, and she's a much better pistol shot than I am. But he made one mistake.
When he gave her shotgunning lessons he must of used slugs or buckshot because she's convinced that my 870 is only a source of pain and bruising- she will not shoot it.
How can I convince her that her father, who knows more about guns than I'll ever forget, made a mistake?
I've tried talking her into shooting bird shot, but she's convinced that she'll end up with a gimpy arm. Any advice on how to re-introduce her to a 870 12 gauge?
When he gave her shotgunning lessons he must of used slugs or buckshot because she's convinced that my 870 is only a source of pain and bruising- she will not shoot it.
How can I convince her that her father, who knows more about guns than I'll ever forget, made a mistake?
I've tried talking her into shooting bird shot, but she's convinced that she'll end up with a gimpy arm. Any advice on how to re-introduce her to a 870 12 gauge?