NJ-Tom
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Be Careful -- When the Fn 5.7 was first introduced there were quite a few postings on other forums about "kabooms" some included serious hand injuries.
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Not to worry finding an empty bay is not a problem, occasionally you may find a shooter spread out over two or more benches just ask politely, they will gatherup and make room.
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This is a description from their website: Clubhouse: Built in early
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Keep in mind you can buy clay at the range too, just see one of the range officers.
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I usually buy shot shells from Dicks. Remington Gun Club is $5.98/box, when you buy a case there is a $1.00 rebate per box which brings the price down to $4.98/box. One last tip if you have an Entertainment book (the one with all the coupons) there are Dicks coupons in there. Make sure you have a Dicks score card, you earn a $10.00 certificate for every $300.00 spent. As for clays I buy 10-12 cases each time so I call a few shops to see who will give me the best price.
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Hi Guys. Great to see some shooting groups forming. After the holidays perhaps we can all meet and break some clay, I have an electric thrower that will keep all of us busy. Tom
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I have all my must haves in various calibers, however there is one handgun that I don't need but I do want. Some feel it's ugly and useless others state it's a work of art, for me this is the Mateba Autorevolver. I am trying to decide on caliber, model, and barrel lenght before I start my search.
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Brother has it in 50AE. Accuracy is not the greatest, recoils is harsh to severe depending on the load, but it is fun to shoot. Ammo costs $1.05 - $1.22 per shot thats if you can find it.
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On Rugers website. http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Charger/S%20...%20tions.html Due to state regulations, the 22 Charger Pistol is not available for sale in CA, CT, HI, MD, MA, NY, OH (city of Toledo only) and IL (city of Aurora only). Good to go in NJ.
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Hello and Welcome to the forum.
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Hello and Welcome. And as others have said Thank you for your service
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I saw this on another forum the OP made it availble for everybody to use, this is in addition to required paperwork by the state, any part of this document can be changed.
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Col. Thanks again for the invitation . I watched and learned today and I had the opportunity to talk to some of the participants and meet with fellow NJGF members Ken and Mike. Hope to participate in a match in the near future.
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Jack the biggest factors in shotgun choice will be the type of shotgun you like, what you are going to do with the shotgun, and how much do you want to spend. Most common on the trap ranges is over/unders and semiautomatics with 12 and 20 gauge being the popular calibers. Dedicated trap guns have 28"-32" barrels, if you plan on shooting skeet or sporting clays along with trap an over/under will serve you better but a shorter barrel swings easier. The advantage of semiautos is they are less tiring and do a great job absorbing recoil. The traditional side-by-side is very popular in England but rare on the ranges in the USA. Shell capacity should not sway your decision most regulation ranges will not allow more than one shell to be loaded at any time unless you are shooting doubles. Single shot trap guns function like an over/under but are more specialized, have a lot of adjustments and cost a lot more. I hope I was able to answer some of your questions witout going on and on. Keep in mind the cost of the gun doesn't make you a better shooter, discipline, technique and lots of practice is what it takes.
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Learned the basics from my father and uncles, but was coached and taught trap shooting at New Jersey Clay Target Club many years ago.
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The designer of the Tommy Gun kit is Scott Werx, he is also working on a stick and drum magazine for both the Tommy Gun and the PPsh which hold 10 rounds but look like the real 50 round drum or 30 round stick magazine.
