benboga37

Sensitivity in the workplace Fire safety AdultCPR Bodymechanics and transfers Comprehensive approach to shoulder rehab Seating and wheelchair evaluation and design The aging brain Geriatric rehab Of all, I like fire safety the best.

I'll just call it doggie.

I am so sorry for your loss. May the Lord be with you and your family.

Congrats brother! Nice planning too.

http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthread.php?t=189395 This is the most compelling survival story/prep Ive ever come across. Man named Selco who survived the Bosnian war. In essence security is in numbers the lone even heavily armed wolf will not survive.

Chuck Norris would not need any gun at all. But thats really funny. The intro does not give you any clue at all as to how the story ends.

The factory said just spray and clean without field s tripping. After couple of thousand rounds manual says send to the factory for a free tuneup whre they will replace any worn part for free and s end it back with a free magazine.

I have the carbine 995ts. Reliable and very accurate even in rapid fire. I can rapid fire a magazine and put all the shots within a 4 inch group at 26 yards without even trying. I have no experience with the pistols but most owners in the hipiont forum swear by them to be accurate and to go bang everytime the trigger is pulled. Also lifetime no questions asked warrantee. Check out the hipoint forum they will answer any concern/questions you mght have. I'll buy one if given the chance.

Nice. How does it shoot?

M thru F 9-7 I know the Sat/Sun are shorter but is open by 9am

If you can get to a place or have friends with 22lr handguns do try them out but I suggest shoot the 9mm too within the same range outing. I am in fact still squirreling money from the wife to buy a 22lr pistol for my range enjoyment (Beretta Neos ). However if you can only realistically get to the range to practice once every 6 months for a total of 2hrs a year, with a single magazine then ammo cost becomes a moot point. For HD with relatively low ammo cost, low cost pistol , manageable recoil it's really hard to beat a 9mm. Ammo is about $13/50rounds, Ruger p95 with 2 mags for less than $400. Bulk 22lr is about $25/500rounds, pistol will also be between 300-400.

Woodentoe, if I may suggest the Marlin 795.

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Take that to the bank, hd. I got you covered. What's 300 bucks between a buddy and his Powerball winner friend.

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I was surprised theres one in Carteret! I looked at their requiements the fees don't look bad at all. My question is do I have to pay for every visit and I cant find the times when the range is open. I'll pay for your club membership for 2 years at that rate when I win the Powerball tomorrow.

Stopped in last Tuesday as he was getting ready to close for the day. Nice guy, spent a lot of time educating and encouraging me to try the local matches. I think I found me another place to drop in when I'm in Main Street.

I think you pay half of the amount when they accept you in. Then the balance for later on. Still my wife would kill me for "throwing away" such an amount. If I win the Powerball this Saturday, I'll pay for everyonewho greeted me in this forum their club membership for a year.

Yup, was from a popular movie when I wa a kid.

Chris, do you happen to have a p95? My buddy is itching to buy one. BTW I saw your store bout two weeks ago while coming home from animals n things. I'll visit you within the week.

Thank you for all the welcomes. Been busy for a while so never got the chance to visit the forum. I inquired with the old bridge club sounds like a superb club i just cannot afford the almost $650 for the 1st year. Can anyone tell me how much somersetclub membership is? Or is there acheaper alternative? Thanks.

Did not realize NJ has a gun forum. Just started to get back into the shooting world after a very long hiatus. Been looking into joining a gun club since being in a range is getting old after 3 years and was hoping to try IDPA type but have no clue where to start.