Wolfy

CJRPC does not charge per round. You load the house and pay for birds and ammo thats it.

CJRPC members can bring guests and no guest fee.

Please watch the videos it is worth it.

Here is a link to last night Red Bank town hall. He is one of the sponsors of this bill and I give him credit that so many people showed up he held 3 sessions. Of course he still said that he will not remove his support and he doesn't think the people "get it" http://www.redbankgreen.com/

We should do a meet at CJRPC they have trap and skeet houses.

He will be replaced by John Kerry who is now the senior senator from Mass. Also I am not celebrating his death but he should have done jail time.

How many skeet fields do you have? I presume there are houses?

whats wrong with Nascar have you seen the fans?

Jeez how much more slanted can this story be? A 357 with a speed loader and 2 shotguns with PISTOL grips!!!! Run for the hills OMG the evil pistol grip. DA reporter.

cold shot always willing to help. I have fun every time its good to hang with you guys.

Can't say I will miss the murderer.

cold shot I have the 686 packed if you come down.

Nikon Pro Staff is a great scope.

PK90 even you say it becomes a pistol when brought into NJ. Would you use that argument with a prosecutor? Unfortunately we live by the laws of our state not another.

bioed you can purchase a long arm and transport to NJ but an out of state pistol purchase requires the pistol be shipped to an FFL. A BB gun pistol is no different. They require a pistol purchase to buy in state. Using your argument that it is legal to purchase in most states and bring to NJ is like saying fireworks are legal in other states so buying them and bringing them into NJ is legal.

aside from an Airsoft no it is illegal. If it is powered by CO2 or spring powered you need a pistol permit. If you are caught with a BB gun pistol and no paperwork you will be prosecuted like it was a real gun.

BA sells them.

post on this forum under meetings and agree on a local range.

South Jersey need to organize there own shoots.

Rose I have a 6" 617 and shoot at BA on Tue nites. I don't think a 22 will lead to regrets quite the opposite I think it is a smart choice for a first gun. You will learn all the proper shooting skills without developing a flinch from recoil.

Ammo is way cheaper for the 22 about 1/10 the cost. I was pointing out the similarity so if you did not find a 617 to handle you could handle a 686 and know it was the same. Shops are more likely to have the 686 in stock. If your worried about weight 2 suggestions would be the model 63 an 8 shot 5" barrel 28 ozs or the 317 kit gun 8 shot 3" barrel with HiViz front sight and 11 ozs. Those 2 are on the J frame so the grip is also smaller. And a 11 oz 22 will not have any recoil.

Rose the 617 weighs the same as a 686 with the 4" barrel. They are the same gun just a different caliber. If you want to dry fire buy snap caps they are dummy rounds designed to protect the firing pin from impacting the cylinder.

Don't drink much just read to fast sometimes.

totalabuse now I get it skipped your post so I got confused. :?

Please clarify which is the jamomatic?