Personal Narrative: I Love To Shoot Guns

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I love to shoot guns. My family has a lot of guns invested in them. I don’t use them to kill animals. I shoot for fun only. I could never kill an animal for no reason. There is really no reason. I set up targets of people at my property and just blaze away. Sometimes I might go to my friends house and go shooting out in the woods. It’s a fun sport. I enjoy it a lot. The guns I have are the 1 AR-15, 6 shotguns, 4 45 Cal. pistols, 2 40 Cal. pistols, 1 bolt action rifle, 1 9mm pistol. I got more somewhere but can’t remember. My favorite is the AR-15 assault rifle. It’s fun shooting long range targets with it. I shoot for fun on a hill top. I’m a pretty good shooter. It takes time and effort. It’s a hobby. The average gun owner

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