Falls Township Rifle and Pistol Association

[Heisme 0]

Are there any members of Falls Township Rifle and Pistols Association that would be willing to sponsor me on the waiting list? I went to the association last Sunday to check out and would like to join. I am a new pistol owner looking for a place practice. Will probably buy a shotgun to start trap shooting too. PM me and I can introduce myself further to any ftrpa members willing to sponsor me. Or if anyone knows ftrpa members to introduce me to, that would be appreciated. Or any feedback on ftrpa would be welcomed as well. Thanks much.

[tt-33 8]

its a nice club I am a member at cjrp but if I wasn't this would be the place for me.even better than trap they do sporting clays the 1st and 3rd sunday each month

they even set up a buffet table with a tip jar

[S&W39 31]

Right now there's a big waiting list. You can shoot trap( Monday nights) and sporting clays as a non member.

[Heisme 0]

Thanks for feedback. Decided on getting a shotgun. Put in a Firearms Price Request for a Mossberg 500 Combo!

[M4BGRINGO 139]

I go there from time to time with a friend to shoot Sporting Clays. It is actually a pretty tough setup that they change quite often. Very affordable, not too far away. Some of the regulars there also shoot Trap at Citizens in Hightstown, that is how I learned of Falls Township. I heard the waiting list was pretty long there. I shoot with an old fella named Jack. He is a really good shot, and only uses a 28 gauge to boot!

[Heisme 0]

I will try to join CRRC if FTRPA falls thru.

[S&W39 31]

If looking to join a club, Central Jersey in Jackson is the way to go, CRRC has way too many restrictions which verge on ridiculous even for NJ.You can shoot Trap on Sundays at CRRC as non member.

[Heisme 0]

I did hear good things about cjrp. But the cost to join and dues are more than I prefer. I know, u get what u pay for..

[tt-33 8]

only the 1st year due to the capitol investment.if your going to do it do it now we are reaching full capacity

[NJDrew1 0]

And .... they'll let you pay half of the capital contribution when you join, and spread the other half in 4 quarterly payments of only $55 ea.