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By JerseyJim
My nearby ranges, Cherry Ridge and Reloaderz are still closed. Reloaderz's shop is partially open but the range is not.
I can see it will be weeks or months before we're able to shoot. It will be a painful drought.
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By SIGMan Freud
With so many registered shoots going on, I thought I'd try a new range in South Jersey and visited Quinton in Salem County and have since gone back.
It's a nice facility overall, offering Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays and 5-Stand. I've been there twice for Trap and Sporting Clays and both were busy, but not crowded. On the Trap field, the shooters were pretty laid back and friendly and the woman, Lisa, who was running the show was super helpful. I went with my son and both being new to Trap, I appreciated the advice from the guys just hanging out. It's the kind of place that gets a lot of regulars and they sit around and chew the fat and, when there's enough for a squad, or when Lisa is trying to fill a squad, someone will get up and join. You know there are regulars when a shooter goes down into the trap house to check on the trap or set it up for doubles. It was a pretty good mix of people, yeah, plenty of middle-aged and elderly men, but a few women and juniors as well. It was a very comfortable place to shoot and I recommend it, though it is a haul (for me) being so far south.
They only have one Sporting Clay course as far as I know and it's nicely laid out in the woods along winding, stoned paths. We found the presentations fairly hard - definitely more difficult than the Woods course at Cedar Creek, for example. Lots of longer distance targets.
I don't shoot skeet but they have a couple of skeet ranges that look to be in good condition. I've not seen anyone on the skeet range either time I've been there.
Prices per round weren't bad - $30 for 100 Sporting Clays and $5 for a round of Trap (non-member prices). Clubhouses are nice. No ammo for sale.
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By Maksim
Hey everyone, need your help.
For a number of years I had an idea but we never fully implemented.
When you are researching a gun store or a range, before you go there, what type of information are you looking for?
What information do you wish was on their websites that is not already there?
What information do you NEED to have?
What information is Nice to have? What would be awesome to have?
Thanks!
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By bushmaster
Can someone tell me if Heritage Guild in Easton PA allow you to shoot steel case ammo such as Wolf for your AR or AK?? I know RTSP does not allow it. Why I don't know other then they don't feel like separating the brass from the steel.
Thanks,
Bob
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If any of them have a bayonet lug, that has to go too. The key features are the VFG and a minimum overall length of 26". The barrel length is not a problem. There are longer than milspec receiver extensions that will make an AR with a shorter barrel legal as a non-NFA Other. -
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By PatriotJoe13 · Posted
Before you tell me not to move to NJ, I know, it sucks. lol I actually lived in Jersey most of my life and moved over to PA 5 years ago, and now I plan on coming back. I bought my first firearms when I was a NJ resident, so I am pretty familiar with the laws, however I do have a couple questions... I have acquired a nice collection while living in PA and obviously want to make sure I follow the law when I come back. I have a few AR's that I built myself. As long as I pin the stock and replace the flash hider with a pinned/welded muzzle brake, I am good, right? Also, regarding the "Other/Non-NFA firearms", would it be the same deal? I have a couple AR pistol style firearms that I built. The stripped receivers were bought as "other" on the ATF form at the FFL. So, if I ensure the barrel is at least 12.5" and there's a vertical foregrip, would I be good? I appreciate any assistance. -
Sorry, both are SPF. Being picked up this week. Win M22 22 LR SPF to Ringwoodfrank.
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