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99, I wasn't so much asking it in this group meetup scenario as much as a general "I am going to the range to shoot and want to stop and pick up some food for lunch or a hot coffee" scenario? I went to a range in PA last weekend and people were pulling into the parking lot, opening their trunks, pulling their carry weapon out of their holsters, unloading them and putting them in a case to go in and shoot. And I was thinking "Sh!t, I can't even stop at Wawa on the way to Ft Dix!" Aah! to live in a free state! As far as these group meets, we have been spanked at CJ and OB so I hope any organizers have learned that you have to go and ask "pretty please" before putting on these events.

So you are saying it is "unreasonable" to stop for a coffee on the way to the range when it is freezing out? I have no horse in this race, just seeking clarification. Heck, I don't even drink coffee.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

It is the one right on the DE border, 7 minutes from Wilmington. It may have been a 9mm full auto, my son said they rent them as well.. We were in the showroom at the time so I only heard it. The place was packed and it was late so we could not get a lane

I was at Targetmsters yesterday with my son and several people were shooting full auto ARs that they rent there. Oh, to live in a free state! Place had 16 lanes, 11 for the common folk and 5 reserved for "members only". lots of cool stuff in stock. Huge ammo stack out on the floor, and a display of surpluss 50 cal ammo cans from floor to ceiling, but at $19.99 I did not think they were a great bargain?

I never heard of road force balancing, must be a new thing? I have been buying tires from STS for years, I use STS on RT 37 in Toms River since I moved and Mike there has always treated me well. I have run my daily driver up to 120+ many times with no shakes! If you get a shake at only one speed range, it is probably a harmonic vibration caused by a bad tire or crappy balance job. Just my .02

I like the Gecko ones, my wife HATES all the caveman ones!

Down in North Carolina they have "Goody's Headache Powder", I am betting that is just owdered aspirin?

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. I also built my first AR last spring about the same time as Krdshrk, it is very easy and a lot of fun. Lots of helpful people on here.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

I like the Red, White & Blue Wounded Warrior ones!

Good point!

Same here!

I was at Shore Shot this weekend and they seemed to have quite a few black rifles on their all? Might be worth a phone call?

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. I shoot at range 14, great bang for your buck! They are in the middle of upgrading the rifle range firing line! A bunch of us forum members gather there for a shoot-together several times a season.

My cellphones are 848 area code.

Zip is no good, I moved from Somerset County and we were between Rt 287 and Rt 22 an dout zips started with 8. Definately not South up there!

Yep, our kids are so damn lazy

I would think not! Sad to say, but I think many American workers have priced themselves out of the global market.

Ah, the memories of when we were young and foolish. I miss those days.

There are really no "good" roads in Jersey to unleash the horses. The GSP is Ok if you are content to cruise along at 80 or 85 but I find it is the NJT that lets me unwind my Turbo! But I guess that is for another post.

Not in the Rebublik of Jersey it isn't. Say no more, this is a publik forum.

I don't think the line goes straight across the state? Most of Toms River/Berkeley is sand. I am sure if you take Rt 37.Rt 70 from East to west, it is sand the whole way. I am pretty sure it is mostly sand at Ft Dix-Range 14?

When I moved "down the shore" to Toms River, I thought I was moving to South Jersey. Now every one here tells me this is not South Jersey, it is Central Jersey. Even the local radio stations refer to this area as Central jersey. I think most here consider the line for South Jersey to be closer to Lacey or Barnegat? I do know that in North Jersey we have dirt and the majority of trees are hardwood and in South Jersey, we have sand and most of the trees are Soft Woods (hence, the pine lands).