Armed and ready, this family is well equipped to defend their right to bear arms. Six-year-olds Raealonie and Charlisse Evans are as comfortable with a .22 rifle as they are playing with dolls. Both sisters, like their siblings, Verenise, 14, Roberto, 12, Celeste, 10, have their own weapons and regularly practise using them. Scroll down for video Treves Evans (centre) keeps 15 weapons at home and teaches his young children (L-R) Charlisse, six, Verenise, 14, Roberto, 12, Celeste, 10, and Raealonie, six, how to shoot Charlisse (left) and Raealonie have their own pink hunting rifle despite being just six-years-old Ten-year-old Celeste, right, said she likes semi-automatic rifles because 'you can shoot ten at a time' and 12-year-old Roberto also has his own weapon
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Treves Evans has 15 weapons and teaches his five children to use them
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Raealonie and Charlisse, six, use .22 rifles and own pink hunting rifles
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Celeste, 12, prefers a semi-automatic because 'you can shoot ten at a time'
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Treves says more firearms are answer to gun tragedies like Sandy Hook
But while the children have access to an arsenal of guns, @placeholder believes education is paramount to developing a healthy respect for the weapons.