Sylvester Stallone, 76, takes his trigger-happy daughter Sophia, 26, to a shooting range

Sylvester Stallone and his daughter Sophia, 26, got happy in the first episode of their new reality show The Family Stallone.

The new program, which premiered Wednesday with the first two episodes, centers on the Rambo vet, 76, his wife of nearly three decades, Jennifer Flavin, 54, and their three daughters – Sophia, Sistine, 24, and Scarlet, 20.

In a scene in the show, Sophia and Sylvester go to the shooting range, where she challenges his marksmanship.

To the camera, the aspiring model says, “He thinks being in all these action movies makes him a better shot!” I just beat him!’

Sophia made sure she looked sensational for her trip to the beach, glaming up in a crop top while chatting with her muscular dad.

Hitting out: The new program, which premiered Wednesday with the first two episodes, revolves around the Rambo vet, 76, his wife of nearly three decades, Jennifer Flavin, 54, and their three daughters – Sophia, Sistine, 24 and Scarlette, 20

Chattingaway: In a scene in the show, Sophia and Sylvester go to the shooting range, where she challenges his marksmanship

Elsewhere in the first episode, Sly meets 83-year-old Al Pacino for lunch when the Godfather icon reveals that he can text, but doesn’t know how to take a picture on his phone. At that time, Sly tries to teach. him how to take a selfie.

The show portrays the Hollywood icon as an “overprotective” dad who is scary to any boy his daughters bring home.

That overprotective spirit is on full display during his birthday party, after Sixtine played a pregnancy prank on him, causing Sly to freak out and say, “I’m going full Rambo, buddy.”

Hanging out: Before picking up a real gun, Sophia was playing with a banana

Shoot out! She hit with the gun and goaded her father

The first episode, titled Meet the Stallones, begins with Sylvester arriving on the set of his show Tulsa King. The actor is seen mingling with the crew before going over his scene with the other actors.

Sylvester is next seen in a confessional, as a producer asks him how he ended up on a reality show.

“I thought okay, I’ve been on the road so much, I’ve probably been on the road for 60% of my life and looked around and said, ‘My God, my daughters are grown.’ I go, ‘Wouldn’t it be great to just spend some serious time with them where they couldn’t escape, they had to be with me?’ he replied laughing.

Chatting: Sylvester talked to his daughter

Legendary: Elsewhere in the first episode, Sly meets Al Pacino, 83, for lunch, when the Godfather icon reveals he knows how to text but doesn’t know how to take a picture on his phone, after which Sly tries to teach him how to take a selfie

Stallone then discussed his intense filming schedule and how he wants to spend more time with his family.

“Tulsa King has been an amazing journey, we shot through the spring, through the summer, it was tumultuous. It’s been six long months.’

“Earlier in my career, filming schedules were much longer. 130 days, 140 days. I used to look at that like “Ah, what an adventure, this is fantastic.” And now I see it as a punishment. I don’t want to be gone anymore, I want to stay with the people I love.’

Bang Bang: Being known for his action movies, Sly was a good hand with the gun

Family show: The show revolves around the Rambo vet and his wife of nearly three decades, Jennifer Flavin, 54, as well as their three daughters – Sophia, 26, Sistine, 24, and Scarlet, 20