Matt

They are about the same distance from me...

test on flooring? They do alot of walls and that sort of thing but Ive always wondered how much penetration you would get through, say, hardwood flooring?

last night and one of the husbands seems to have a nice collection, couple of ARs, shotgun, couple thousand rounds of ammo. This may sound stupid but i'm glad they showed it because I feel like a lot of NJ people believe only rednecks own guns, so to see some of the super rich in the state owning an arsenal might make a few people think (Not that the caliber of people watching Real Housewives of NJ are very important!)

Just wondering about the legal way to do it, not the practical

from the store?

Ok thanks thats what I thought, I thought I was losing my mind for a second

rounds of 22lr?

What are you building in its spot?

Definately should get on here, bought my HK there... A little overpriced compared to bullet hole but Lisa is great

The 10/22 manual says that it can be safely dry fired...

Hmm well its over an hour away for me so im not sure I want to take that chance..also dont you have to do a safety class that last several hours?

I was planning on going on June 6th to join (first sunday of the month) but now it looks like the website is totally different and you have to join online? Anyone know what the new process is? the new site doesn't really explain anything.

started modifying it... threw in the aftermarket bolt release that allows the bolt to close without pushing the button last night...

FWIW, I just bought a brand new stock one from Dicks for $209

Great show, the first few episodes (American revolution, etc.) make you feel very patriotic

You must not be married

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: I just bought a 10/22 to learn! give me time!

Not a question that effects me personally, I've never even shot a rifle in fact, was just curious about it

Yeah!!! Save the Mosins for her anti parents. The funny thing is all of her siblings know I own guns (she has 2 brothers and 1 sister) but thus far no one has spilled the beans to her parents (I've been with her for over 2 years) it will be an interesting conversation when they finally find out, im sure.

Haha yeah I'm trying not to scare her away. She is hesitant about the fact that I even own guns (because of her upbringing) but im starting to break that seal and I have her pretty convinced of the benefits of owning, just need to get her started with some actual shooting.

BRING HER. I need to ease her into it (her parents are very anti gun), I dont want her to shoot my USP because its a .45 and a double stack (I dont even think she could get her hands around it). I just recently picked up a 10/22 so I can start getting her into it with that now, although I haven't even shot it myself yet!

Yes you will get the briefing. Here's the basics. 1. Ceasefires are usually called every half hour. If it's just a few people and you want to, go ahead and ask...most people will. Sometimes a target blows over, or whatever...most people will stop. 2. When the ceasefire is called, put the safety flag in the breech of the gun and stand behind the yellow line. When they call "ready on the left, ready on the right" raise your hand. Every gun must have a flag. 3. Touch NOTHING on the table during a cease fire. Nothing means not your gun case, not your hearing protection. Nothing. Hands off anything on the table. 4. You must uncase you gun at the table, barrel pointed downrange. If you open it and the barrel is pointed towards the parking lot, close the case, turn it around, then open it again. I don't like to be barrel swept, you shouldn't either. It sounds worse than it is. The biggest thing people do is fiddle with stuff on the table or standing in front of the yellow line. The easiest way to get used to it is to come to the NJGF shoot this weekend. Bring your guns. It'll cost you $25. Thanks for the info - wish I could make it but its the girlfriends birthday this weekend, I dont think she would take kindly to me leaving her to shoot guns!

say an M1A?

This question might be a bit silly, but I am planning on joining Cherry Ridge on June 6th (first Sunday of the month). I have never been to an outdoor range before and do no know how it works (with ceasefires, etc.). I know there is some sort of safety briefing when you join, do they cover all of these beginner type things at the briefing? I dont want to look like a complete idiot or do something unsafe on my first day out there.

Maybe I'm totally off base here, but isn't the Mini 14 banned by name?