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I was printed many years ago, just got 3 P2P, didnt need to be printed again.

My Kimber Custom Target II

Yep, after every trip to the range.......

Salt water fishing/boating Guitars Pistol shooting

I dont belong to CJ, but I am a lineman for JCP&L. The circuits that are behind the range are sub-transmission and tranmission circuits. Voltages from 34.5kv to 230kv. These circuits are critical in the fact that if a circuit goes down, there is more of a possibility of additional strain on the system. The transmission grid is overseen by PJM systems operations, if there is a problem they notify JCP&L to make whatever repairs are necessary at whatever time of day or night. It would by impossible to notify the range every time work needed to be done on those lines, and quite frankly, the last thing on a system operators priority list would be notification to the range. When the grid becomes, for lack of a better term, unstable the operators are quite busy and have their hands full. Perhaps a better remedy would be to have the Line crews drive to the range and directly notify the club that work will be performed on those circuits and how long the crews will be there. I'll make that suggestion to the JCP&L safety director who I know quite well, that is not to say the company will listen to me though....... BTW, I had a conversation with the safety guy after the incident where he visited the range. He was very impressed and said that CJ is a 1st class operation.

Sounds like a good place to shoot. I'd really like to see the place. I shoot about 50 times a year (once a week)at Central Jersey Rifle and Pistol Club. Two hundred fifty dollar annual dues divided by 50 equals $5.00 per visit. Amortize the $400.00 capital improvement fee on joining over just two years and that comes out to only another $4.00 per visit. I can shoot pistol or 22 rifle indoors 24/7, rifle, shotgun or pistol from 25 to 300 yards sunup to sundown 7 days a week. If you want you can take a year to pay half of the $400.00 also. On joining you need minimum $20.33 per month prorated dues plus tax and $200.00 for the capital improvement fee. The remaining is due quarterly. If joining July 2010 the initial outlay would be $125.00 dues, $8.75 sales tax and $200.00 capital improvement fee. Total of $333.75. Zero due per use. How much are those rental lanes again? Meetings and work parties are strictly voluntary!If you attend just 4 meetings in a year you get $50.00 off your dues. If you volunteer for work detail and accumulate 10 hours during the year another $50.00 off your dues. Sign up a new member and guess what, another $50.00 off your dues. All of a sudden your next year dues are only $100.00. Not a bad deal. There is never a wait for a spot to shoot. There are no "range nazis" There are 5 skeet and trap fields with remote automatic throwers available every day. When the pits are back in operation, in a couple of weeks, I will have the ability to shoot however I want on my own personal range (first come owns the range ). Oh, it only costs me about $5.00 per trip did I mention that? As far as 25k sitting in the bank, its more like 1.25 million. So far this year we have spent about five hundred thousand on improvements and maintenance and will schedule more large projects in a few more years as the treasury builds. Lead cleanup and range maintenance is a perpetual ongoing job. The "current price point" is cheaper than most commercial indoor ranges for membership and value! Maybe you should rethink it. I would be happy to show anyone around the club and let you decide for yourself. If you are a "shooter" and use a range often, it pays to join. I'd be interested in seeing the club. Apparently there was an issue a while back where JCP&L lineman were working a tower near the range and heard rounds going by them. I work for JCP&L and was having a conversation with the head of safety, I brought up the fact that I was interested in joining a rifle/pistol club. There was a JCP&L internal investigation about the linemen and the rounds going by them. He spoke to someone at the club and rectified the problem. He was given a tour of the facility, he was very impressed with the facility and suggested I check it out.

For what its worth, I picked up a new 686 plus last week. Shot it for the 1st time this am at BA. I am thrilled with the gun, a real nice shooter.

Congrats

I live in somerset co. but spend most weekends at my second place in Manahawkin. Will retire and move there in a few years. Also have a membership at Brick Armory.

Is that a trick question..........

New guy here too......also grew up in EB, been out for 32 years though......

http://www.evannappen.com/ Call the # posted on the link for a free consult, they'll steer you in the right direction.

I was having a problem with my local PD over the same issue, I contacted an attorney who specializes in NJ gun law issues. He advised me that although the statute seems clear on the 30 day issue there is case law which sets precedent giving the issuing PD the wiggle room to play the game saying your file is not complete. The case law further interprets the 30 day requirement to commence from the point your file becomes complete. I received my permits in 45 days, all in all, I guess that aint so bad. The attorney advised me that he wouldnt get involved until 3 months had passed.