Air soft guns for kids?
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As long as they have rules with it, and PROTECTIVE GEAR!! And educate them a little about using it correctly and it should be fine
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Go to http://www.bersafirearmsusa.com/ they have munuals available there
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Just how old are we talking about? If they're 6-9, teach them to dribble, and basic skills like shooting. If they dont have correct form, dont worry about it. It will come with time. Explain only basic rules of the game, such as, no pushing, no walking with the ball, and how to shoot in your own basket. DOnt go into very many details at firlst. If they semem to be understanding, then you might do into more, but just start with basics.
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well you could get a mini they shoot around 150. of course there are all pos's and will break immediately. for just screwing around in you're basement I'd recommend a tangfolio witness it cost about $18 and I've heard it's really good but i have no personal experience with it. if you want to go with a rifle/shotgun i recommend the UTG m87 theres full stocked, pistol grip, and one with a m4 stock. i would say go with spring powered unless you want to spend a lot of money cuzz any electric/gas gun you get for cheap is just gonna break. i know you just want to fuck around with something but don't throw away you're money. i started out with a mini from a flea market and i regret it it broke and is a pos. if you want to know any more about airsoft you can contact me at baconbits93@yahoo.com also a great website that i have learned a lot from is air softforum.com    http://www.airsoftforum.com/board/index.php well feel free to contact me and don't forget airsoft is a serious sport.
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Target.com works pretty well for younger kids. For teens skymall.com has awesome gadgets and electronics. Toys 'R' Us and Baby’s 'R' Us. Legos and Knex are some favorites of kids ages 4-10. Toys for outdoors are good. For girls makeup and accessories.
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Try a bubble machine (they go for around $15 and will keep the kids busy outside safely for quite a while!  Or a no spill bubble set that can blow their own bubbles and LOTS of bubble formula.  Kids of all ages love them.  \n\nOf course, there isn't much you can get for the baby.  Maybe a cute bank with a little in it to start.\n\nAs a mom, I can tell you the greatest gift is being able to sit back and relax a little and watch the kids have fun.  You can spend the time catching up and you both can enjoy watching the kids have a ball!\n\nHave fun and good luck!  :)
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Target or old navy or the Gap and Gap kids
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The baby glock or any saturday night special. Also the Beretta Cricket packs a punch. Pricey though. Check out www.gunbroker.com
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I have a 2 year old and we go to Noggin.com, playhouse disney and pbskids for Elmo games. For a kindergartener, these should be easy to play games and learing activites. My kid is to young to work the mouse but she does tell me what to do for her.
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go to this site i know it myt be a little kiddie but it sort of helped me a bit......\n\n\n\nhttp://www.kidzworld.com/site/p4445.htm\n\n\n\n\n\nim too late ryt????
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age is less important that maturity, training, and supervision. both of my boys had real guns by age 11 and i never had a problem. they were brought up around guns and taught from a very early age about them and gun safety. i was more comfortable with my young kids behind me with a loaded gun than i was with some adults i know.
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my older brothers used to play this.\n\nhave one person(not playing) hide 2 or 3 airsoft guns. then the rest of the people must try to find the guns and whoever gets shot "dies"\n\nAnother one is: \nplay tag. instead of flashligh or laser, make it a little more painful and use the airsoft! :)
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I got my grandson a New England in 7mm 08 and he loves it.\nHe kill his first deer last year, a doe. A very good shooting gun.
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My kids loved anything Little People at that age.  There are really cute sets too...house, barn, pre-school....and they are all interchangeable AND (my favorite) they work and are fun without batteries.....even though some do take batteries, you don't NEED them to have a fun toy!!!  \n\nWe have the house, barn, Noah's Ark, and garage.  My two youngest boys age 1 and 4 play with their Little People toys daily and I even find my 7 year old son playing along with them.  If you want a toy that has longevity, isn't too expensive and little kids love then get the Little People by Fisher Price!
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.40 Glock?? Sheesh!\n\nMore people are turned off to shooting by having a well meaning person hand them a moose gun for their first time. A great way to learn to flinch and grimace.\n\nFirst teach her to be safe and comfortable with a pistol. It might be best if you don't teach her. -- nothing personal. \n\nThe NRA has a program called Women on Target. see if you can find one of those classes nearby. \n\nI ALWAYS teach with a .22LR. My favorite is the Browning Buckmark -- good sights, not to big for small hands, easy to operate. \n\nTo your question -- good depends on what she will do with it -- dresser gun? Purse gun? Bowling pin shooting? Give us more information. \n\nLeigh \nPortland\nNRA Instructor & Training Counselor\nRifle Pistol Personal Protection
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i used to be an sporting goods manager at kmart and i would suggest the daisy red rider as a starter. very easy to use and is not to powerful. always have adult supervision to teach responsibility of the firearm. later on i would suggest a benjamin pellet rifle. benjamin is quality.
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check your spelling pie.\nwell anime kids sicken me, but i guess you could get some of those little action figures very detailed and all. check out ebay, i see a lot of that stuff comming around.