There are more and more teen orange hats that am hearing of but I only seen a few of them. The question is where is all the teen orange hats in the northern part of the country. But on the subject dose any one know how many teen orange hats there are in the country.
But There is another thing there are so many kids that shoot but I never see them on the line. From what I heard Fred wants to have more kids in the Appleseed then older generation because we will have to take care of the country when they are gone. The real question is when will I see more kids on the line then older people.
Butt Stock
Read "Reply # 6" before posting!
Thanks,
Western Rose
I've been curious about this as well, so I'm checking into it.
Pardon me Moderators. :cool2: Not exactly a "My Trail" story... :-[
SOM! ::)
QuotePardon me Moderators. :cool2: Not exactly a "My Trail" story... :-[
SOM! ::)
ES, I think it would qualify as "trail mix". :D You younger folks are really doing a great job, and I hope your ranks continue to swell. Us "geezers" need your help...the ol' gas tank won't remain full forever. ;D
Wait a second. Do you have to be 18 to get a red because i'm only 12 and I'm thinking about getting an orange hat but I won't be able to get a red hat until 8 YEARS from now!!!!!!11 :wb:
You can get an orange hat at 12. There are probably 5 other kids who were 12 when they got them, including my brother.
As far as the red hat, you can get it when you are 16. Only four more years for you. Plenty of time to progress through the IIT levels! :cool2:
Quote from: Evenstar on May 07, 2010, 11:00:15 AM
You can get an orange hat at 12. There are probably 5 other kids who were 12 when they got them, including my brother.
As far as the red hat, you can get it when you are 16. Only four more years for you. Plenty of time to progress through the IIT levels! :cool2:
You can get a Red Hat when you are 16, but you CANNOT become a Shoot Boss until the age of 21. I agree with this policy 100% for liability reasons. We have a "rule" in Ohio that no one can receive a RH until they are 18, so I still have another year-and-a-half before I can get mine. :-\
---GF
This is a new place to ask "kid" related questions. :cool2: The above posts were moved from, "My Appleseed Trail".
Anyone can ask a "kid" related question.
Instructors, with the answer, feel free to answer the questions that come up!
Thanks,
WR
i also got my orange hat when i was 12 :)
and yes you cant get shoot boss till 21
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Huh. Learn something new every day. I had never seen a minimum age to Red Hat, but I remembered 18 to SB. Does anyone have a pointer to where this info is found?
Thanks in advance and even though the only one of you I've met in person is .5, you are all awesome!
Blessings,
Bill
Quote from: Bill of Rights on May 30, 2010, 06:24:23 AM
Huh. Learn something new every day. I had never seen a minimum age to Red Hat, but I remembered 18 to SB. Does anyone have a pointer to where this info is found?
Thanks in advance and even though the only one of you I've met in person is .5, you are all awesome!
Blessings,
Bill
http://appleseedinfo.org/smf/index.php?topic=11565.msg95758#msg95758 is where ages were "announced".
I'm curious to know the youngest age at which a rifleman score was shot. This can be encouraging to both junior shooters working on rifleman as well as us "old timers".
Quote from: Mr. Clean on June 01, 2010, 06:45:49 PM
I'm curious to know the youngest age at which a rifleman score was shot. This can be encouraging to both junior shooters working on rifleman as well as us "old timers".
To my knowledge, the youngest person to shoot a Rifleman score is Leah Richardson. She shot a
232 last year at Knob Creek, KY.
Quote from: GoldFish on June 01, 2010, 08:37:59 PM
Quote from: Mr. Clean on June 01, 2010, 06:45:49 PM
I'm curious to know the youngest age at which a rifleman score was shot. This can be encouraging to both junior shooters working on rifleman as well as us "old timers".
To my knowledge, the youngest person to shoot a Rifleman score is Leah Richardson. She shot a 232 last year at Knob Creek, KY.
How old is Leah?
Quote from: Western Rose on June 01, 2010, 09:01:51 PM
Quote from: GoldFish on June 01, 2010, 08:37:59 PM
Quote from: Mr. Clean on June 01, 2010, 06:45:49 PM
I'm curious to know the youngest age at which a rifleman score was shot. This can be encouraging to both junior shooters working on rifleman as well as us "old timers".
To my knowledge, the youngest person to shoot a Rifleman score is Leah Richardson. She shot a 232 last year at Knob Creek, KY.
How old is Leah?
Duh! ++) That was dumb.
At the time, Leah was 10 years old.
Quote from: GoldFish on June 01, 2010, 09:11:26 PM
Quote from: Western Rose on June 01, 2010, 09:01:51 PM
Quote from: GoldFish on June 01, 2010, 08:37:59 PM
Quote from: Mr. Clean on June 01, 2010, 06:45:49 PM
I'm curious to know the youngest age at which a rifleman score was shot. This can be encouraging to both junior shooters working on rifleman as well as us "old timers".
To my knowledge, the youngest person to shoot a Rifleman score is Leah Richardson. She shot a 232 last year at Knob Creek, KY.
How old is Leah?
Duh! ++) That was dumb.
At the time, Leah was 10 years old.
I
THINK I heard of one 9 year old. I can't say for sure. But that's what I remember hearing.
that is crazy. we had a 10 year old going in the low 200's it shocks me :cool2: to see 10 year old's do that.
any how is there any JR. IIT's that are intrested in HI power shooting. why i ask is i am getting in to it more and more because i shot a HI power clinic a couple weeks ago and i did rill good. i will say it is way diffrent form appleseed shooting in a way.
BS
Here's a fun photo to add to your photos of kids. This was taken in Boulder, MT at the June 5-6 AS.
I see lots of pics showing kids shooting with a scope. Is that typical? Is there a preference for iron sights? Thanks.
Quote from: eliska on September 02, 2010, 10:35:05 AM
I see lots of pics showing kids shooting with a scope. Is that typical? Is there a preference for iron sights? Thanks.
Most of the children we see at Appleseeds aren't shooting there own rifles; the rifles usually belong to there parents or friends. From what I've seen, most do use scopes.
Typically, based on what I've seen, it's easier for children to shoot more accurately with scopes, especially at Appleseeds.
My son Pete shot a 224 at Canton, MS this March. He was 10yrs, 3 mos. Pics on the AAR. He was using a Marlin 795 with a cut down stock. He used a Davey Crickett at previous Appleseeds.
My apologies for being ignorant, but how again do you get an orange hat? I have wanted to become a Junior instructor for a while and would love to know. Thanks O0
Quote from: Bolt Gunner on November 07, 2010, 10:43:34 PM
My apologies for being ignorant, but how again do you get an orange hat? I have wanted to become a Junior instructor for a while and would love to know. Thanks O0
Send a PM to your last Shoot Boss. They'll lead the way!
Thank you!
Aftermath
Thanks AFTERMATH O0 ^:)^
What's the highest score a junior has ever shot on an AQT to make rifleman. DBoller
I think the highest score is 248 by Ishy. O0 :cool2:
I just wanted to know because I'm twelve and this past weekend on Sunday I shot 248 twice along with 244 and 247. Thanks alot,DBoller
That's some really good shootin' there!!!
Quote from: DBoller on April 05, 2011, 11:01:48 PM
I just wanted to know because I'm twelve and this past weekend on Sunday I shot 248 twice along with 244 and 247. Thanks alot,DBoller
Quote from: GoldFish on April 06, 2011, 01:27:52 PM
That's some really good shootin' there!!!good shootin' there!!!
Thanks!!!
Sorry about that my computer is acting up. David
Quote from: DBoller on April 05, 2011, 11:01:48 PM
I just wanted to know because I'm twelve and this past weekend on Sunday I shot 248 twice along with 244 and 247. Thanks alot,DBoller
Great shooting!! O0 O0
Yusuf,
The Appleseed project is the activity of the revolutinary war vetreans association. We are a marksmanship and history organization, we teach the finest fundamentals of marksmanship course available, as well as teach people about the history of April 19th 1775. While a majority of our events are shooting events we have started a new program to teach the history of April 19th in public places, sans shooting.
Not only the Kids, but, we have noticed a trend of people using the orange hat as another achievement,(FL)
as if the Rifleman Patch was not enough.
Well that's great if you are trying for red or doing the work out on the trail.
But if it is a trophy on your mantle and you are not committed, don't be surprised if someone contacts you and asks for the hat back!
any how is there any JR. IIT's that are intrested in HI power shooting. why i ask is i am getting in to it more and more because i shot a HI power clinic a couple weeks ago and i did rill good. i will say it is way diffrent form appleseed shooting in a way.
BS
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Yeah there definetly are, I'm not an IIT yet , but I'm beginning to shoot a little highpower. I have a match in a few weeks with my dad's Service Rifle ( although he doesn't really shoot service anymore cause of his eyes but he still shoots in match rifle). I also reload my own ammo. If you go to the National Matches at Camp Perry there's a good number of youth shooters. I would recommend going to the AMU's (Army Marksmanship Unit's) Small Arms Firing School which is during the national matches. So I hope that helps, DB