I have done this many tims and I seriously recommend this method.
1 at home go over all the guns to be used and tell them how each one works and proper aiming and firing procedures.
2 when you get to the range use the smallest caliber first then go to the next biggest in turn. Tell them how each one works again (in turn) and watch them fire the first mag or cylinder. Then just leave them alone to shoot for a while. Come up later and say everything ok with the 22? Here try the .38 -repeat-
3 make sure they know the only real goal is to be confident enough to pick up and operate any of the guns used. then tell them next time you can work on accuracy and different firing methods.
I think the most important thing is to give them some time to shoot and dont hound them. If he/she is doing fine just let them be.
They might even take up the hobby with you.
1 at home go over all the guns to be used and tell them how each one works and proper aiming and firing procedures.
2 when you get to the range use the smallest caliber first then go to the next biggest in turn. Tell them how each one works again (in turn) and watch them fire the first mag or cylinder. Then just leave them alone to shoot for a while. Come up later and say everything ok with the 22? Here try the .38 -repeat-
3 make sure they know the only real goal is to be confident enough to pick up and operate any of the guns used. then tell them next time you can work on accuracy and different firing methods.
I think the most important thing is to give them some time to shoot and dont hound them. If he/she is doing fine just let them be.
They might even take up the hobby with you.