Newbee from south jersey

[glockman 0]

Hi everyone, been reading the forums and wanted to join. Found you guys from the brick armory site. Just started shooting there couple month's ago and it's a nice place.

[Malsua 1,422]

Welcome aboard.

[unloco 2]

Come in, have a seat, put your feet up....stay a while...welcome!!!

[njpilot 671]

:text-welcomewave: to the forum.

[*Klutch* 0]

I give you the Jersey salute

 

:obscene-birdiedoublegreen: :obscene-birdiedoublered: :obscene-birdiered:

[tony357 386]

welcome to the forum. where in south jersey.

[Maksim 1,504]

welcome welcome.

[PK90 3,570]

:greetings-wavegreen:

[glockman 0]

Thanks Guys!

 

Tony357 im in Toms River

[kenw 293]

Greetings and welcome.

[hotshot 4]

welcome

[XDJohnTact 49]

glockman, welcome from Toms River! We must be neighbors?

[Brisco 130]

Welcome from Northern Monmouth

 

:clap: :clap:

[NJ-Tom 4]

:greetings-wavegreen: Hello and Welcome

[tbtrout 141]

Howdy

[Wolfy 51]

Welcome and compared to tony357 you are North Jersey.

[JC_68Westy 1,024]

Thanks Guys!

 

Tony357 im in Toms River

Toms River is very North Jersey to us

[bbk 188]

Welcome to the forum!

[XDJohnTact 49]

I have trouble figuring out where the line is drawn? Some people say it is the Raritan River Bridge, but we all know that is not true. Some say it is Route 37 and then Route 70 after they merge in Whiting. I can tell you one thing I learned when I was working at Boater's World on 37. Everyone who lived north of 37 tended to root for NY teams and everyone south of 37 tended to root for PA teams so maybe that really is the line? Also, the transition from dirt to sand lies somewhere between Rt. 37 and Lacey Road where the "Pinelands" officially start so maybe that is the line? I don't think it is Rt 72 since there is no real geographical difference on either side of the road. Of course, all you inbred people from down in Burlington, Atlantic, Cape May and Glouchester County thing you are south? So who knows? Maybe we have some scientists or geologists on the board who can give a definitive answer?

[Brisco 130]

"Of course, all you inbred people from down in Burlington, Atlantic, Cape May and Glouchester County thing you are south? So who knows? Maybe we have some scientists or geologists on the board who can give a definitive answer?"

 

 

[djg0770 481]

the transition from dirt to sand lies somewhere between Rt. 37 and Lacey Road where the "Pinelands" officially start so maybe that is the line?

 

I lived at least 20 miles north of that and at least 10 miles inland and I was all sand, no dirt.

[glockman 0]

Damm, I guess jersey shore fit's :mrgreen: better.

[tbtrout 141]

the transition from dirt to sand lies somewhere between Rt. 37 and Lacey Road where the "Pinelands" officially start so maybe that is the line?

 

I lived at least 20 miles north of that and at least 10 miles inland and I was all sand, no dirt.

The only dirt I have is what I payed to have dumped.

[Ray Ray 3,566]

Then am I from the "Jersey Shore" too? I live in Bayonne and I'm starring at the Kill Van Kull. Anyway, nice to have you here.

 

Glocks suck!

 

just kidden