Steve_G

Ah WTF...I'm in.

With everyone bringing out their new carbines, I think I'm going to have to beg my wife to let me go out and play. My new AR needs to be broken in too.

Thanks, Nick. I just managed to swindle my Mother in law out of her Caddy for the weekend. I do appreciate the offer and if anything changes, I'll shoot you a pm.

Busted an upper control arm on the way home from work yesterday. Gotta say it's not a good feeling having one let go at 75mph on the turnpike. Luckily I got out a little early and it didn't happen during rush hour. I managed to get to the right shoulder and just waited for AAA. My "definitely in", just turned to maybe, got to find alternate transportation for tomorrow.

Yes, pistol caliber only. This

They have targets there. They were $3 last time I was there. (about a year and a half ago)

You know, I didn't think to ask if that included winter. Guess we'll find out Saturday. Hopefully, it will be like USPSA, it's on unless we have really bad weather.

Applications have been posted, limited to 48 shooters. http://obrams.org/home/

Knockdown: Static:

IN!! I spoke to Leo this past Saturday and knockdown steel is on every month now. (weather permitting). They got the new websight up, haven't done much with it yet but, it should be updated and added to soon. http://oldbridgeknockdown.com/

Joe, Click "edit", than go down to the bottom and click " use full editor", you can change the title there.

I'm in for Saturday, Sunday is a maybe.

If it's a M&P 40 or 45, I'll take it.

IMHO, the 1911 should be in .45. Check out the Springfield Range officer at about $800

Maybe change the hammer. I have a cheap CMMG LPK in my dedicated .22 with J&P yellow springs and have not had any issues. Only 500 rounds so far but, flawless.

I just joined OB in January. I have only been to 9 or 10 outdoor matches and 4 indoor. That's not much experience at all. Not really sure on what CJ offers. I did consider CJ when I was looking but, decided the 35 - 40 minute drive was not for me. I wanted to be close enough to walk if I had to. Never been to CJ, have heard great things about it though. Like the 300yd rifle range and automated target system at the inddor range. Those were not all that important to me though. I really can't comment on what is allowed at CJ either as I don't know. At OB, yes you can set up practice stages in the pistol pits as long as you have your own stands and targets. They are not provided except for actual competitions. What I do to get practice time in is, pick a slow day at work and suddenly come down with a stomach virus or fever..

Take a look through the calendar on that newsletter. you will see that most Saturdays and Sundays something is going on at the range. I TRY to make it to OBRAMS, USPSA, and at least one steel event each month. Right now I intend to be there the 14th for knockdown steel then the 21st and 22nd for OBRAMS and USPSA. You can carry your gun in a holster at either range, unloaded and no mag. Unless of course you are at the firing line then you may draw and fire from holster.

You could also try contacting the membership chairman directly. His email is in the newsletter. http://www.oldbridgerifle.com/newsletter/July_2012_v2.pdf

They can be a liitle slow with email responses. Especially around the holiday. You know, vacations, bbq's etc. these guys have families as well. I would never try to talk anyone out of joining OB or CJ but, they are both a good drive from Camden area. You don't need to be a member to shoot the competitions at either. I joined OB because it is 5 minutes from my house. I got real tired of driving to Lakewood and Ft. Dix to shoot. I would seriously consider making my "home range" something nearby and traveling around to other clubs for the competitions if my home range couldn't fulfill those needs.

Threy also offer a family membership, I don't remember the extra cost but, it was definitely less that paying for 2 memberships. Also, if your wife will not be going to the range without you, you would only need a single membership as spouses and kids can go with you anytime.

Welcome!! OB new member orientation is this Sunday at 9am at the indoor range.

I have had both, the Mueller APV and Nikon Prostaff. The Mueller is a very good scope for the money but, the Nikon glass is far better, Check out these two for rimfire use. http://swfa.com/Nikon-3-9x40-ProStaff-Rimfire-Scope-P48766.aspx http://swfa.com/Nikon-3-9x40-ProStaff-Target-EFR-Rimfire-Scope-P51957.aspx

One day I hope to be able to legally walk around with a concealed, supressed Glock 18.

That is a little strange. I would call John to check. It also says August is three gun, sounds interesting.

Check out Primary Arms. I just picked one up on the recomendations of many people here. It seems to be pretty well made and fuctions just fine. https://www.primaryarms.com/Primary_Arms_s/586.htm