Leth

I'm gonna try to be there. Burning powder and chunking lead downrange are a great way to celebrate July 4th! (the following communication was distributed by the organizers) We

I agree with the previously stated benefits of CJRPC. I love the broad range of diciplines it caters to. Eight years ago I joined solely for the IPSC shooting. Now I regularly shoot five position skeet, steel and CMP. The NRA High Power and sillohette are also looking tempting. CJRPC also put a lot of effort into activities to raise the profile of shooting sports in the general communitee, which is great. Their annual Youth Day and Wounded Warriors events are filled to capacity. I've been a member of my share of tiny clubs around the world that scratch out an existence, but it's nice to finally belong to one that has money reserves, progressive activities and fantastic facilities. I can take a non-shooter down to introduce them to the sport, and break any sterotypes they might have of shooting ranges being filled with shot up car bodies and moonshine jugs. (Btw - I'm not saying other NJ ranges are like that, but unfortunately that's the image many non-shooters have in their mind's eye) Cheers!

I just saw the videos; Damn - that looks like fun! I can't make the 6/27 shoot, but I'll keep an eye open for the next event. After watching the videos I'm assuming slings are not needed or used. Is this correct? I reckon I'll be using an AR-15 with 3-9 variable optics, a less-than-tactical semi auto bird gun, and a 1911. Lookin' forward to it!

Hey Maksim, I was guy with the AR next to you. I wasn't submitting my scorecard, as AR's aren't eligible for the CMP. I was there for the practise and to accompany my previously non-shooting friends who have since become hooked on CMP. You're right - it was a damn hot day! We had to stop off at Al's BBQ on the way home to have a rib and brisket recovery. That's a beautiful looking Mauser you had there! Cheers, Leth

Welcome, Joe!

Nice one. Stevens?

Nice! I'm from Perth. Like many Australian's I've always wanted to visit Papua New Guinea. The Kokoda Track and WW2 battles there hold a lot of historic and cultural significance for Australia. Did you get much opportunity to explore PNG? Cheers, Leth

Thanks for everyone's warm welcome! Cheers, Leth

I love the CJ Garand shoot. I've taken a few of my non-shooting friends to prior shoots and they're hooked. One has even submitted for his own CMP Garand. I'll be travelling during the next shoot, but I'll definately be there for the following one. I'm also a 1911 fan. I have a Colt Series 70 that I imported in from my Australian collection before all 45s there had to be handed in for destruction. (No grandfathered gun laws there, that's for sure) I'll keep an eye open for you on the firing line og the following Garand shoot. Cheers!

G'Day! Blast - I'm travelling over to Oz untill end of April, otherwise i'd be there. Ah well, I'll keep an eye open for future shoots there. Have a good one!

Thanks for the welcome! I've heard great things about the Bayonne range. I'll have to check it out sometime. Cheers!

Thanks for hooking me up with this forum. I'm eager to get back to Sarco; there was more cool stuff to check out than I could fit in one visit. See ya 'round!

Hi All, New member here. Originally from Australia, I moved to NJ about 10 years ago. I was put onto the great forum by two members I met during my first visit to Sarco Inc. I'm a CJRPC member, and typically shoot IPSC, steel match, 5 Position Clay and the CMP events. I love reloading ammo, and have a weakness for mil surplus firearms; the weirder the are, the more appealing they become. Maybe it's the smell of age and cosmoline that does it... Talk to you all soon!