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 Patience's Idea
When
Rob's daughter was six years old, she wanted her Dad to have a page on his
web site dedicated to the kids that shoot (even though she had expressed no
interest in shooting yet).
Like most children growing up in this new millennium, she's been
exposed to computers and the internet, and already has no fear
of, and more expertise in this world of high-tech information
exchange than a lot of us baby
boomers!
In her eyes, it made perfect sense to have a page for the kids.
She already has a lot of sophisticated ideas, but we're still
working on them ... her mom doesn't know how to incorporate them
yet!
So, we're not sure exactly what this page will
become, but if you have a youngster that enjoys shooting, send
us a story, a picture, or an idea and maybe, just maybe, you'll
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Rob Leatham .com
Kids That Shoot
P.O. Box 9180
Mesa, AZ 85214 |
Kid's That Shoot Photo Library
Stories About Kids That Shoot
Fan Mail From Kids
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KIDS THAT SHOOT PHOTO LIBRARY
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Stories
& Pictures About Kids That Shoot
(click on titles or photo library
to display)
7-year-old Richard King shooting Rob's ZM Weapons
LR-300 rifle after the monthly DrillMaster event. Until very
recently, Richard did not have much of an interest in shooting, but
now he wants a Springfield XD!
Dead-Eye, Sam Goodrich
Dead eye -
SAM GOODRICH with
his Glock 9mm pistol demonstrates his successful shooting stance.
(Photo by Jerry Larson)
A Letter About Francisco Colón,
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Fan Mail
Every now and then, Rob gets letters from fans,
and his favorite ones always come from the new, young generation of
shooters. We want to share a few of his most recent letters
with you. Take a peek, especially if you're in need of a
little inspiration!
Just <click> on the titles below
to read the letters.
A Letter From Joey
Believers in Nevada
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