shadow821

Nice review Lorenzo. Was at SS Saturday morning. They just started members only 8-10am on Saturdays. Really great since it gets kinda crowded on weekends. Have been going to SS since about Nov. Basically chose it on price and selection. It never ceases to amaze me (a newbie to shooting) how nice each and every employee there is. The service to members and renters is great and they are extremely helpful. Sometimes I spend just as much time hanging out talking with other folks and employees as I do on the range. It is really great to have the range so close to home. Have yet to try BA, but will probably go soon. Thanks for the comparison. Tony

I don't mind it although it is really all I know. Have shot the Kimber 1911 .45 a bunch and enjoy the metal feel of that gun. I also shot the Sig .40 yesterday and thought that had a really good feel to it. I rather enjoy the Glock, although, as I was told, it takes a while to get consistently accurate with it. After about 500 rounds now, I have gotten pretty good at 10-15 yards. Not sure that answers your question?

Agree on the perpetrating front and the education. but in this domestic war, citizens need more than a phone to be able to stem the growth of suburban gangs. the article asks why the masses are not creating an uproar about it. the problem is we really can't do anything about it because we have no other way to show we can protect ourselves except calling the cops, which, oftentimes makes the situation worse.

Good morning everyone. I am a new member who has been reading the forum lately. Wanted to say hello and introduce myself. Name is Tony and from Brick and have been shooting at Shore Shot for about 6 months. Glock 22 .40 cal.

If we ever needed CCW in NJ it is now as evidenced in the huge spread devoted to Gangs and gang violence that has perpetrated the rural suburbs of NJ. I am a "newer" gun owner (6 months) and have almost instantly become frustrated with the idiocy of only being able to have my firearm with me in my home or at the range. The article asks communities to unite and help law enforcement in perpetrating gangs. What better way than to show them we mean business than protecting our freedom in its most basic sense.