-All right.

-This will be relay -two of batch three.

-You have eight minutes -to complete your firing.

-Three shots at the -center target.

-Five shots at the edge.

-Ready on the left.

-Ready on the right.

-We're ready -on the firing line.

-You may insert your bolts -and commence fire.

-My name is Henry Parro.

-I'm the owner -president of Parros -gun shop and police supplies -located in Waterbury.

-And I decided -to build the first indoor -shooting range in Vermont.

-Our mission is to promote -safe gun handling -and responsible ownership -throughout the state.

-We're not just a gun shop -that's going to push guns -out the door.

-We want people -to be responsible.

-I grew up -hunting with my dad back -probably in the mid 60s, -and it was almost like -a state holiday, -the first day of deer -hunting.

-It was just incredible.

-We'd get up at 3:00.

-We'd be the first ones in -the woods.

-We'd be at the top of the -mountain, waiting and waiting -for that deer to show up.

-All right.

-Now, I wanted -to show you a real world -example of guns being used -in a responsible way.

-So today, we're at the Barry -Fish and Game Club -for the 15th annual -Egg Shoot, -which is a sharpshooting -competition of high powered, -high caliber, -extremely loud rifles.

-All the shooters -are down over here, -and they're aiming 200 yards -away at these targets.

-Come up close.

-This is where they scope.

-So they'll shoot -three down here -to try and scope out -how accurate their gun is.

-And then they've got to shoot -these eggs.

-Bing bang bong.

-We have indoor classes.

-We have the indoor -shooting range.

-we have instructors on board.

-We're more than a gun shop -and an indoor range.

-Somebody comes to us to say, -I've never touched a gun -before, right?

-Or I have a child -in the house.

Okay.

-You know, I want instruction -before I purchase.

-So then what we'll do -is we'll set up a training, -either one on one, a family, -couples, whatever.

-Right here.

-And we'll start off -with the very basics -of handling laser activated.

-You know, these are.

-Oh, wow.

Cool.

Yeah.

-So.

And they.

-(laser noises) -Oh, nice.

-You got the bull's eye -every time.

-I shot a couple times.

-And, you know some -of them... -are reactive.

-They'll give you feedback.

-Oh, yeah.

And it's quick -and it's quick.

-So it actually has.

-Let me see.

-Not bad.

-I'm a better shot.

-Okay.

-So this is actually, -the sliders back.

-And you always point -the muzzle downrange.

-What I love about -the egg shoot -And this event here today -is that guns are being used -in a very, -very responsible manner -for people to come together -and have community.

-So you'll see, -as we go in there -that everyone -has hearing protection -and that there are -very strict processes -so that everyone can be safe -and have a wonderful time.

-So each -time they shoot five eggs -and it's either hit or miss.

-Yeah.

-So I've shot in two rounds.

-Missed that one.

Yep.

-Okay.

-Do you know -what the history is?

-Like why do you -shoot the egg?

-I mean, obviously it's fun.

-I don't know.

-This is our this is our 15th -year doing it here.

-We do the eggs -just because they're tiny -and they look really -cool when they blow up.

-And how are you doing today?

-Awesome.

-This dont lie.

-That is incredible.

-I'll be shooting -as my boyfriends -son.

Yeah.

-In the shoot-off.

-Because it's not just a -man's sport it's competition.

-It makes me feel good.

-And not to mention, -you get to blow up stuff.

-Allen, are you going -to be in the video?

-Sure.

Why not?

-Let's include Allen in this.

-I was just like, come on now.

-I dont know.

-I like when -someone brings in a firearm -with a wooden stock -and a peep sight.

-And they tell me -the story and -and I can tell them -about the gun.

-And that's what I like.

-I like talking to people, -and I like the historical- -I like the older stuff.

-My relationship -with Waterbury started -when I was born.

-My parents lived -just down the road -across from the old gun shop, -which is now my studio.

-My grandmother, -according to the 1940 -census, had a thrift shop -at that location.

-So we've been in business, -family -owned business for 83 years.

-So we have a strong tie -to Waterbury.

-I had a chance to move this -business into another town, -and I decided not to move.

-Because of the heritage -and the ties I had to market.

-Not in my wildest dreams -did I ever think -I would employ 30 people.

-But we have become -a destination.

-I just had a family drive -over from Kittery, Maine -and they found out -I had certain ammo -they were looking for, and -they drove over from Maine -to pick up that ammo.

-So the legacy is that -we're always going to have -a good inventory, -We're going to have, fair -prices.

-It's going to be family owned -as long as I'm alive.

-And I think that's it.

-We're going to try to do -the right thing responsibly -and go from there.

-Nothing like a little focus.

-Top right -corner, quadrant right.

-One.

Two.

Three.

-Four.

Five.

-Six out of my nine.

-So, you know, look, I'm not, -Butch Cassidy.

-I'm not Annie Oakley.

-I'm just -rocket in Vermont.

-Here at the Parros -indoor shooting range.