Would a Junior AR-15 make a nice Christmas present for the little one ?
https://www.businessinsider.com/gunmaker-under-fire-launching-ar-15-for-kids-reports-say-2022-2?r=US&IR=T
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[quote]The JR-15, or Junior 15, is designed to be "smaller, safer, lighter" than a regular AR-15, gunmaker WEE1 Tactical said in a November press release announcing the gun's launch.
The child-oriented weapon is roughly 20% smaller than a full-sized AR-15, but the manufacturer claims it "operates just like Mom and Dad's gun," according to the press release.
The WEE1 Tactical press release notes: "We believe that this introduction early on will produce a deep respect for firearms that continue and last for a lifetime of safety."
[i]Business Insider[/i][/quote]
In related news, Bic has just released a line of Itty Bitty Bics, safe for kids and lights with just the touch of a button. It's hoped they will respect and gain an appreciation for fires and arson.
The child-oriented weapon is roughly 20% smaller than a full-sized AR-15, but the manufacturer claims it "operates just like Mom and Dad's gun," according to the press release.
The WEE1 Tactical press release notes: "We believe that this introduction early on will produce a deep respect for firearms that continue and last for a lifetime of safety."
[i]Business Insider[/i][/quote]
In related news, Bic has just released a line of Itty Bitty Bics, safe for kids and lights with just the touch of a button. It's hoped they will respect and gain an appreciation for fires and arson.