XDJohnTact

I'll have to check my son's next time I clean it. He probably only has a couple of thousands of rounds through it. He actually keeps track of those things while I have no idea how much I have shot through my Mark III.

A man after my own enlarged heart :clap:

I'm in!

Well, after really sucking at Skeet at CJRP last month, I would like to try something easier like Trap and mallard is much closer so I voted for that.

Great article, thanks :clap:

me too!

Damn Tony, you beat me to it Welcome to the forum from Toms River (and Howell)

At the risk of being labeled the "Shore Shot Guy" again by Maks , I have bought many of our firearms there and used to shoot the fun shoots on Monday nights for a while until my son moved. Always got great service and very helpful. Andy is a great Glock and 1911 gunsmith and very knowledgeable on ARs.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. You can find the answer to most any gun questions here.

Welcome from Toms River, this is a great site.

Yeah, that was a "little tongue in cheek", I had heard about the "walk of shame" before I had gone there. But, overall the whole procedure seemed painless and fairly fast. That whole "go pay for your NIC check, then come back and buy the gun" was a little strange but I can understand why they are doing it.

Thanks Dan, oh yeah, it is a little tough for us old folks to read the fine print, but I got it

Did I miss something? While I have never seen any or shot them, I thought it was legal to have hollow point bullets in your home?

I only load 9mm and .40 S&W so far and I have been using 231 and Bullseye with good success. Only have about 1,500 primers left so I am going to be on the hunt pretty soon.

I agree, I think it s buying power. Their buyers go to the manufacturers and get them to cut a deal on an item if they order a bulk amount. I got my 870 there last month on sale and it was a great deal and from what I can tell from looking at the box and gun, it is no different from anyone else's 870 Express. Heck, the salesman was so nice (at the new Dick's in Manahawkin) he even walked me to the door

There is a shooting range in Fort Dix called range 14 on Range Road. It is only open a couple of days a week and on the weekends but it is cheap to join ($60.00 a year and $3.00 to shoot) and has a pretty nice set up. Many of the people on the board belong. Here is a ling to their site with more information. http://www.shootnj.com/ftdixdirect.html

I was never quite sure why some ranges post that? I would think if I want to have a picture of me shooting my gun, I should be able to? I know that we can sometimes do it at BA although it is posted "No Cell Phones or Pictures" :naughty: When we shoot at SS, they have never have a problem with taking pictures. And when we shoot at the fun shoot, they encourage it and want us to share our photos with them. I can only assume they are afraid you are going to take pictures of other people shooting?

Aww, Dan, you took out all the fun

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. :clap:

Ray, I am with you. My Storm .40 has a great trigger and practically zero recoil. I had to do a trigger job on both my Rugers and my XD Tact but the Storm was good to go right out of the box. Go figure? I can't imagine anyone complaining about it. Actually, it is such a tack driver, sometimes it is just too easy to shoot. My son can single hole it all night long at 25 yards.

Welcome to the forum from another Toms River shooter

Welcome to the forum from the Jersey Shore!

My brother graduated from NJIT with a degree in Chemical Engineering (quite a while ago as he was my older brother) and has done very well. Do not know anything about the Architecture program. Rutgers professors often have hundreds of students in a class, then their TAs deal with smaller groups. I was thinking maybe you were going there. I typically had 100-150 high school students a semester and I had no problem keeping track of what I had said to any one of them. Sorry to hear they do not have high standards in your department.

Wow, that's a beauty, best of luck with it and thanks for the review of Paul's place.

I have only used walnut so far. A little new finish and a bounce sheet and they are good to go.