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You go, girl. Slap 'em around, just don't damage your baby butt soft hands.

I don't think it's going to be a problem. I give it another couple of days (at the most), and that thread will be off the rails, too. We are all just children with boomsticks. In the meantime, I'd like to paraphrase: "Fun is fun, and a gun is a gun. And if we don't have no fun, then we ain't shootin' no guns. Oi made that up."

And the guys there are are from the same neighborhoods as me. We got to talking about the old country (Bensonhurst), and my wife wound up promising to bake them Brooklyn style cheesecakes since there's no such thing out there.

Ken Member 12:30 or so Can hang out on other ranges before clay shoot Shotgun(s), thrower, .22 rifle, possibly handguns

No problem. No caliber restrictions at CR.

I wonder if there's a group lesson arrangement available somewhere. Nothing too fancy, just hitting the basics. I'd be interested in that.

Sorry, I've been working... I need to rebuild my stands, and I'll probably make at least one more. That'll give me 3 stands. I made a set of feet for when the handgun range has no available sleds for the stands. Let me know if anyone needs them. I can make another pair and bring them along. As Mark already pointed out, the 50/100 range is just that. There are fixed slip-in positions for the targets. They're a bit more flexible on the handgun range, but the R.O.s sometimes frown on any distances less than 10 yards or so.

And the smiles say it all. Good times and memories.

12ga #7 1/2 or #8 light target loads. You can usually get a box of 25 for 6-7 bucks. I buy the value 100 packs for $23.99 whenever I see them at the gun stores. I use Estate and Federal. Just buy the cheapest. Everyone has pumps so there's no issue on cycling. I almost always go through at least 75 rounds. You're also welcome to use my Mossberg 835. WalMart Milford (PA) has 100 round boxes for something like $25 or less. Remington or Winchester, I don't remember which (or possibly both).

That's one nice piece of craftsmanship.

Troy, No worries, man. Godzilla will be at your disposal. And I'll probably bring Jordan's 500, and the handguns, and the .22. Maybe the Taurus will be back by then.

Please, please, PLEASE, can we sort of get back on subject? I know, I'm just as at fault as anyone else for derailing the thread, but this is getting tiresome even for me.

I think this one says it all.

Dave, Welcome to the group, and thank you for your service. Ken

Welcome to the group. Kick back, read the old threads, and be active here. People seem to have a love/hate relationship with Glocks. Personally, I don't love them. I have a Springfield and I'm very happy with it. Accurate and easy to shoot. I'm sure you'll be happy with your choice.

bulpup, Welcome to the group. There are helpful and knowledgeable folks here who are more than thrilled to answer any of your questions (small brain farts notwithstanding). Keep the questions coming. Feel free to become an active participant on the forums and at the ranges. There are groups of us that shoot at a variety of the ranges in the state, and you're certainly more than welcome to join in any time you like.

My bad. I was typing faster than I was thinking. Not only do I stand corrected, but I saw the errors when I reread my post. Must slow down.

Some of the guys have seen my .22 beater. I wouldn't part with it (sentimental value notwithstanding) for anything. Huge fun and easy on the wallet and the body. I'll probably get something more contemporary just so the laughter stops.

Welcome to the monkey house. If you move to NJ from a state where you legally owned firearms, you're good to go. NJ doesn't require explicit registration of guns (yet). In NJ, you're required to present your FPID card to purchase handgun ammo, and some stores are asking for it for other ammo as well. Law requires handgun ammo purchases to be logged in to a ledger for periodic inspections. You may purchase any NJ compliant ammo (including HP) out of state and legally transport it back. You need a FPID to purchase any long gun in NJ, but it is legal to purchase a NJ compliant long gun out of state and transport it back to NJ. You need a Handgun Purchase Permit to purchase any handgun in NJ. I believe that in order to get the permit, you must have an FPID with your name and address. Handguns may only be transferred legally by a NJ FFL. Face to Face transfers of handguns are not legal. Not so for long guns. None of the ranges I've been to require any documentation at all. It may vary at other locations. Hope that helps. Ken ETA: Since you'll probably be changing your address, it would almost certainly be illegal for you to attempt renewal of your NY permits. I'm sure only residents of NY may have a valid NY permit.

Outstanding!!!

Too funny.

That's funny, but just watch, that's going to be another app that Apple has to ban. Just like the "Shaken Baby" app. They're going to get some bad press on this one, too.

Matt, I know we're having fun here, but I gotta tell you that if you keep making comments about Chad's lovely and pregnant wife he's gonna go all JDL on your gentile arse when we get together. Remember, we're the Old Testament type, and you ain't scoring any Mitzvahs, boy.

Matt, Just remember: Wax on, wax off, wax on, wax off, and you'll do just fine. Oh, and the short shorts (you may need a sock).

I almost bought one of those on one of my ammo runs in PA a couple of months ago. The shop had them for $249. .22LR and the whole thing breaks down into the stock and takes less than a minute to assemble. I think the model is AR-7. Comes in synth black, silver and camo flavors. I think it's been around a long time. I seem to remember someone selling "survival rifles" when I was a kid. I would look at it again if there was room to store the guts with a mounted scope, but I don't think there's any way to do that. It's pretty tight in there.