While introducing someone to using firearms involves a certain amount of
fitting, we shouldn't shy away from using some mild exercise in the process.
Squeezing a tennis ball or a few wrist curls with a light dumbbell can be a
big help and takes only a few minutes. If they see Mom or Dad doing it,
they won't have any qualms in participating. Children in past generations
had chores that gave them some hand strength.
On 7/6/03 7:46 AM, "MDavis" <mdavis@...> wrote:

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> Which Mark II do you have? My children shoot a 4~ inch tapered barrel
> with no problems. We also have a 10 inch bull that is way too heavy for
> them but they will practice with it some to build up hand strength.
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Sat, 05 Jul 2003 12:44:28 -0000
>> From: "landb66" <landb@...>
>> Subject: walther p22 target
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>> Has anyone shot a p22 target my daughter is interested in shooting
>> bullseye with me when she turns 14. I know that in single action
>> trigger is 4.8lb. can a trigger job reduce it to 2lb. ? also how does
>> it compare to a mark II. Which is a little heavy for her.
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