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jcerillo70

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  1. Now i just have to find some materials to build a 12 ft high backstop and berm without a bobcat
  2. I sent an email into the chief of police asking if it was allowable to shoot handguns on our personal property. He gave me a great answer Heres the email ME: Hi Chief Kunz, We moved to Jackson about a few years ago onto 7 acres of property on Wright Debow rd. We have always been curious as to if we were allowed to target shoot with small caliber handguns on our own property as long as it is 400 feet away from other houses and property. Providing there be an adequate backstop and are shooting down a hill into the backstop as a secondary precaution. We are all licensed hunter's , Fid card holders , and Florida CCW holders with certified safety training in short and long arms. I look foward to your response Chief Kunz. Thank you Sir, Joe Cerillo CHEIF: Generally, yes. I have copied our Rangemaster, Police Officer Rubio, and ask that he provide a more detailed response. Stay safe. Sincerely, Matthew D. Kunz Chief of Police Jackson Township Police Department JPD RANGE OFFICER: Sir, There is nothing in the New Jersey State Criminal, Administrative or Jackson Township Code that would prohibit any person from discharging a firearm (any non prohibited firearm) anywhere on ones property, so long as the area of discharge, intended trajectory and intended area of rest are more than 450 feet from any occupied dwelling. I commend you for taking the time to inquire, and insure that you are shooting in a safe manner (proper back stop etc). Lastly, I would advise you that NJ state requirements for a Police range are that a 25 yd range have at least a 12’ high back stop, a 50 yd range a 20’ high back stop and any range has 8’ high side berms. Thickness of berms is determined by the caliber of firearm that you are shooting. Hopefully this helps, Police Officer Vincent Rubio #199 Jackson Township Police Department Pretty cool! i never thought we would be able too.
  3. Sent everything in yesterday -hunter education cards (I called, they said yes) - notorized app by td bank for FREE -passport photo at cvs for $8 -fingerprints from the po po for $17 -personal check so I know when they cash it and are processing it -$117 Postage - $2 It was like an all day scavenger hunt lol very fun day
  4. from their website : They dont notarize our Hunter education cards. so ill have to call tomorrow and see whats going on. My fathers a notary so he can notarize all my stuff.
  5. Where do they have the next meeting? also can i use my hunter education card as proof of training? rather than even go to a class at this time
  6. Where do i get my fingerprints taken for my FL CCW? my local police station told me they dont do it? im also going to the NRA Basic Pistol Course @ Brick armory so i hope thats adequate for the FL requirements.
  7. Thanks guys
  8. Sounds pretty cool, Ill have to bring my AR and pick up some iron sights
  9. Lots of YouTube videos on this
  10. Just an update: I stopped everything i was doing so i could take a step back and read more into this. I spent the last 5 days reading the Lee "Modern Reloading 2nd Edition" Reloading Manual that i picked up. Though i was in the same ball park, the point of reloading is "Perfection & Cost" otherwise you would just buy factory. I bought the kinetic bullet puller and dis-assembled all of my reloads. Read the book, Researched many recipes for specific gun models (G34 & 1911) And it makes much more sense. But in my opinion, There is much more you can learn from experts like you guys. And i just want to thank you for the help you have already given. I have spent the entire few night's researching about "Crimp".Whether it be with the lee factory crimp or the seating & crimp die, Everything makes sense except the adjusting and setting of this. In my studies there are guys who when using the 4 piece die set, skip the crimp during seating and JUST use the factory crimp die. It seems like these guys on youtube "Just know". They dont say how or why. Even in publications, It is not very clear how to measure or implement this crimp. Basically i would like to find a class around here or maybe find a good video. The more i know the better
  11. The nice part is you can use it nO matter how small ur order.
  12. I came across this in my searches. Coupon code for 5% off your entire order The code is >>>> opiv5of Good luck, Let me know what you get
  13. 4- 10 rounders i have 4- 8 rounders already
  14. Just placed the order tonight. They'll be here Monday in time for the shore shot fun shoot http://www.midwayusa...ctNumber=119904 Wilson Combat Magazine with Base Pad 1911 Government, Commander 45 ACP 10-Round Stainless Steel. 47T (bureaucrat) $147 with the midway coupon. cheapest place on the web for these with shipping, because of the coupon
  15. No, I am/was a call of duty guy until i watched this trailer Im down for some black ops tonight if you have it
  16. Joecerillo for xbox 360
  17. IT looks so real!!! First time ive ever seen a real charging handle in a video game
  18. Tell me what you think when you shoot them. I never shot anything else besides umc & whitebox. This stuff was MUCH MUCH less expensive, And i never had a failure with it.
  19. I know i saw them giving everyone fiocchi who rented yesterday. Online its like $18-25 / 50. im sure they have a little mark-up in it
  20. I bought alot of this stuff. i like it I got 9mm , 45 , 223 , 5.56 from them

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