McKenzie - 11yo Girl at Shooting Range #1 of #3

9 years ago? Where is she today? You should make a modern update video of her now if she is still home or when she comes home to visit if she's away at college or whatever. She should be around my age now if this was 9 years ago. My profile picture is not of me lol some people are so stupid they actually think it is and don't realize that it is actually infact hugh mungus.

Better trained then the entire NYPD hehe

Awesome

can you be my dad?

This is how all children should be brought up. She has a bright future in competitive shooting. Please make more videos !

BEAST!!!!

No troll here.Never shot airsoft, only real guns Not metro either. You are the pathetic one, thinking safety rules don't matter. Why are you referring to yourself in the last line?

Okay little Bubbie, as this will be the last feeding of the troll, I just wanted to tell you to go fuck off. - People like you are a waste of time. You are pathetic, probably born that way, and will always be that way. When it comes to guns, your type learn all the know from the local Airsoft field, and they get their "news" from NPR. And real men scare Metrosexuals like you. - Pretty sad when you get right down to it.....so many Limp Dicks around these days.

How old are you, 7 1/2? Weenie?

I'll put my training and gun safety up against a weenie like yours any day. How old are you anyway, 12? - I just bet....just BET you drive either a Volvo or a Prius don't you?

You are the one in need of a grip. You're probably one of those who sweep the entire area when/if you shoot.

Do you drive on the highway? Do you worry and wring your hands about those deadly missiles coming at you with a combined closure rate of maybe 140 MPH passing you withing just a few feet? And just think, you don't even know if the level of training those other drivers have, or even if their sober. - Get a grip man, and a life.

What is wrong with someone standing next to a target that is being shot at? Are you serious?

Like I said....WHAT was SO dangerous. Do you think that gun is going to jump out of her hand and go on a rampage by itself? Maybe you do.

I don't understand. What's wrong with that?

This same establishment once posted a video where a photographer was beside a target, while live fire was going on. So supervision is a relative term for these folks.

More like people who don't want to get shot.

What if you're in a boat... The situation will dictate whether up or down is a safe direction.

Wow. Some of you guys are SO misinformed. Down? Really? So she can have it ingrained in her to take her eyes off a possible threat? - There is not a shooting academy in the country that teaches you to look DOWN at your gun during a reload.

What is "unsafe" would be to not be taught that threats can and do appear from behind.

Only people that are afraid of guns.

You should be aware that during training and under supervision, there are sometimes things taught that are not allowed on a regular firing range. Hell, my range will not even allow drawing from a holster. - But there was no problem here. she was under supervision, finger off the trigger, and muzzle pointed in a safe direction. - Some people are wound way to tight. You seem like you may be one of them.

Facing up range with a loaded gun.

In a gunfight, you will act the way you were trained. She is being taught that threats can appear from behind, and to to scan 360. - I watched the muzzle of her gun, what was so dangerous?

Then their teaching credentials need to be revoked.

... and THAT makes it safe practice? "Sorry, Officer, but everybody was doing it" "Oh, ok then, if everyone was doing it it must be safe and ok to do"

Not good to face up range while holding a gun.

Still think this is one of the coolest things ever!!

irrelevant... being unsafe just because that's the way you were taught or because everyone else was doing it is still unsafe and a bad habit that can kill

People tend to get nervous when you turn and face them with a gun in your hand.

This is awesome. I'd like my 12 year old daughter to take a course like this. She likes to go to the range with me, and shoot, but this is what I'd like her to progress toward. I never put any pressure on her... only if she asks. She doesn't always want to go with me. But I am sure to be positive and safety conscious when she does. I want her to like it, not feel obligated to do it for me. It’s not about me.

This is awesome! I love seeing todays youth enjoying the sport

I for one think this is cool....I hope my daughter wants to learn and be knowledgeable to this kind of stuff

@2010blackhawkdown oh, what a man, trolling about an 11 yo girl. get a life and go troll the adult videos

@2010blackhawkdown Dumbass.

@TheBizzyWig Lol yes, that's totally what I meant.

@CCWSig "Dying attacker"? You mean the threat that was stopped, right? :D

Impressive, but you might want to teach her to always have the weapon pointing DOWN when loading, clearing or charging it. UP is not a safe direction ever.

From ten feet away. Hooray.

what type of block is that

I think she hit the target

@texascivic only by DHS definitions, otherwise it is just being American

she's actually 32 yrs old... jk lol

@Debo6623 hey would that happen to be a deputy marshal?

awesome! this is a great video, set of videos

this stuff is really rare, is she considering a job in the armed forces?

@TheDadrobb I see your point. It's neither 'play' or 'end a life' it's a skill set. I don't believe as young as she is that she would fully understand the awesome responsibility that comes with what she is practicing. It's simply a challenge, or a sport to her at this point. Young or not I do believe she properly possesses the proper skill set to end a attack on her or her father etc. should a situation develop. I don't see a problem with that in the least.

@Debo6623 I disagree, in a true self defense situation, which is what this drill is a practice for drawing the weapon up and into your core helps with retention during the sweep should you be surprised by a bad guy. Holding the firearm at low ready keeps the firearm extended away from your body and more prone to loss of control should you be surprised during the sweep. This is a real-world tactical scenario, not the first day at the range. Tho I can respect your point, I disagree.

@TheDadrobb It's a tactical drill, designed to very effectively practice real world skills that are needed in self defense situations. The gun is brought back towards the core of the body to protect it, and keep it away from the now lying on the floor dying attacker, This keeps the muzzle in a relatively safe direction with the sweep of the defense shooters peripherals are cleared from further threats. The system is then reloaded when area is clear and made safe by reholstering.

Pulling some shots, but at any rate this is awesome.