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It's about the most fun you can have with a 22LR pistol. Same thing as USPSA but with 22LR. Consider it a cheap day of fun.

If you ever want to buy what ever gun you want again, let her buy what ever vacuum she wants, make life simple for yourself and don't offer any resistance at all!!!!

OH God, we do this every time, just get what you like,,,,, no change that, get 1 of each and be done with it already..

Cool, Thanks..

Matt I understood what you were asking and took it as you meant it. However I doubt you will have any member of LE give you a definitive answer to this question on a public forum.

I remember them from when I used to live on the waterfront in Perth Amboy and remember eating their pizza a lot, yes it was good. I'll have to see where they moved to. Thanks for reminding me..

Yes, very good news..

Very nice job, great to see people bringing out our next generation of shooters to the range..

Welcome to the forum, and if you have been out there lurking behind the scenes you know the deal..

It's not a store front, he's a FFL and good guy to deal with.

Benny Tudino's in Hoboken is really good. Might want to only order 1 slice unless you are really really hungry.. Hope the link to the picture works: If not you can check out their website Here..

Looks like you had a better day than, but then again, I was at work..

Welcome to the forum and guns. Do your self a favor, you might want to think about more than 1 handgun, after all the are like potato chips and you know what they say about potato chips. I would say I 22LR pistol, they are a lot of fun, can be had for not too much coin and you and your girl could shoot for hours for 20 bucks in ammo. I'd recommend a Ruger MK II or MK III, the wife has the Hunter version and I'd say if I could only have 1 22LR pistol that would be it. As far as a center-fire caliber I would pick something in 9mm to start. It's not only one of the cheapest center-fire calibers to shoot, it's not too bad in regards to recoil, and thats especially good for women shooters new to the sport. Too many guys will say try this 44Mag and it scares there better half and then they wonder why they don't want to shoot with them. Also, no matter what you do, try and shoot what ever gun your thinking of getting. One could look great and you just have to have it and next thing you know it doesn't fit your hand right or just doesn't point well for you. Also you might want to fill in a little more info in your profile, depending on where you are, people may be willing to meet with you for you to try out their gun.

Welcome to the forum, you came to the right place..

ROFLMAO!!!

I don't know but I think there might be a Flux Capacitor in there some place..

If you going to move I'd plan a little bit further if I was you, like outside the state line...

You forgot the other 2, if it had boobies or wheels, well you know the rest..

Not the first time we have had this mentioned, glad I wasn't holding my breath the first time I heard this..

I have seen this before, some scarry stuff and wonder what the world as a whole will really look like 50 or 1000 years from now. I hope to see 50 but hope it's not as bad as many think it's going to be, expecially for my daughter and her children. Here is one thats not on the glass half empty view of things ahead. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lAAalakNbc

Welcome to the Forum from Sayreville also. As far as locations to buy, check out the price quote section here, it will hit all the forum vendors and all of them I have dealt with have been great. As far as free places to shoot, well your in the PR of NJ, not too many unless you have friends or family that have property you can shoot at, and remember only long guns would be good for that location unless they were a registered range. Now as far as what's in our area, click on the OBPRC in my signature. It's the club I belong to, it's just over 1 but under 15 minutes from my house to both the outdoor range and 24/7 indoor range. Problem with other public ranges it time it take to get to them and the amount of actual shooting you will do, in the end while the initial cost of the club is a little bit of coin, in the long run it works out to be a lot cheaper. That and you will find yourself not only shooting more, but the club does have many different disciplines that I had no idea about a year ago, and now I'm working my vacation schedule around the events I shoot in.

A big open body of water, unmanned craft, a bunch of tannerite and a nice 308 with scope???

Vlad, very true, but if you got that detail as a LEO, would you be able to live with the ribbing of what they would call that detail???

Fixed that for ya...

Mike what are you looking for, if you have something specific in mind why don't you put a price request in here on the forum section just for that. I think now you can even add comments, and if so you might want to put in your location and distance you are willing to travel. However let me tell you, there are some vendors here on the Forum that are worth the trip to their shop.