As a company we have the opportunity to sponsor and financially help out causes, groups, charities. One of our employees had heard about this group called Junior Shooters out of Boise, Idaho. Junior Shooters teaches kids the fundamentals of shooting and safety. I had the pleasure of going to one of the meetings and not only was I taken back by the knowledge of these kids, but by how humble and professional they were. Breakthrough feels honored to help out and contribute to the future of the gun industry.
These days with all the school shootings that are occurring, people are against kids learning to use guns, let alone own one, but Junior Shooters’ purpose is to teach and train the next generation of shooting enthusiasts.
The following was taken from their website:
Junior Shooters strives to be the first of its kind to promote juniors involved in all shooting disciplines on-line and in print.
We care about kids and their parents and want you to have a place to go to find what is needed to get started in many different shooting venues. Questions are answered about safety, guns and gear, protective gear, events, organizations and more.
Junior Shooters is dedicated to juniors of all ages and their parents and all articles and publications are available on-line for free!
Our publications offer information on:
- How to Get Started
- Shooting Events
- Shooting Organizations
- Shooting Clubs
- Junior Shooters Forums
- Tips & Hints of the Week
We have published over 90 articles written by juniors since August 2007!
Safety is our number 1 priority!
All juniors should have an adult present when handling firearms.- Always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction.
- Always assume a gun is loaded.
- Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
- Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to use.
- Always keep firearms locked up when not in use.
- Always read and adhere to the user manual provided with any firearm.
- All Federal and State laws must be adhered to when purchasing and/or using firearms and ammunition.
All juniors should have an adult present when handling firearms.
Want to contact Junior Shooters?
General E-mail: info@juniorshooters.net
https://www.juniorshooters.net
