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I agree, a 22 single shot is a good starter and relatively safe. One shot at a time makes a box of 50 last a long time and teaches them the importance of that first shot. A hunters safety course is a good idea too.

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A friend of mine bought one of these youth sized chipmunk rifles. It's pretty small but seems to shoot good. He shoots rabbits with it.

I have a 9 YO too and although she hasn't shown any desire to learn to shoot, I think she would be mature enough to try shooting with supervision.
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I agree, a 22 single shot is a good starter and relatively safe. One shot at a time makes a box of 50 last a long time and teaches them the importance of that first shot. A hunters safety course is a good idea too.

A friend of mine bought one of these youth sized chipmunk rifles. It's pretty small but seems to shoot good. He shoots rabbits with it. I have a 9 YO too and although she hasn't shown any desire to learn to shoot, I think she would be mature enough to try shooting with supervision. Dave

A friend of mine bought one of these youth sized chipmunk rifles. It's pretty small but seems to shoot good. He shoots rabbits with it.

I have a 9 YO too and although she hasn't shown any desire to learn to shoot, I think she would be mature enough to try shooting with supervision.
Dave