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I believe it's $10.00 for the rental, $28.00 for a box of 9mm and $20.00/hr for the lane.

I only remember the 9mm pricing as well which was just under $28 for non-members and about $16.50 for members. The ammo prices are clearly noted on an overhead screen. This past summer I rented at a range in San Diego and I could have sworn the ammo prices were only marked up like $5.00 - $7.00 above retail per box. This isn't meant to be a slam on RTSP I was just curious since I have done almost all my shooting in state at Cherry Ridge.

Drove over their today with a co-worker during lunch hoping to get a few rounds in with some rentals but the placed was packed. We end up just looking around quickly and heading back to work since we couldn't wait. The place is very nice, clean, well lit etc. However, I was surprised by the rental ammo pricing. Maybe I am just too far removed from my rental ammo days but they seemed pretty steep to me. Is this just par for the course for NJ rental ammo prices?

I don't have anything but great things to say about my 9mm USP V1. It has performed flawlessly and has been a pleasure to shoot.

It was an Audi A4. I hadn't really thought about the fact it catching fire being out of the ordinary but everyone I have spoken to since thinks it's strange.

Hit a deer going West on 280 Sunday night. Deer jumped the median coming from the East bound lane and I hit it immediately. Both airbags deployed and the car caught on fire. Thankfully no major injuries. I counted at least 7 dead deer along 280 when I drove back the next day.

Tons of trees down in my neighborhood and many streets are impassable due to large branches, trees and power lines down. My power has been out for about 3 hours and by the looks of what's going on out there while I was driving to get gas it won't be back on any time soon. Very concerned about the call for 50mph winds tonight since the trees are already having a tough time with just the snow. I have a fire goog but it's probably goog to be a cold nights sleep. Be careful out there.

I was hoping to supplement my Cherry Ridge membership during the winter months with a membership to RTSP but at their current prices I can't really justify it especially when it jumps back up to $350 in the second year. I guess I'll just have to try out hourly and hope for the best. Regardless I wish them the best of luck.

This will be so close to my office! Too bad transport laws are so annoying (lunch hour range time would be fun). Thankfully it shouldn't take too long to head home and double back.

Anyone have any information on the cameras being installed on the ranges?

I bought a pair based on the glowing reviews. They are well built, low profile and comfortable but I found them to be pretty loud compared to my Peltor muffs. I haven't used them since I first used them at the rang. They will likely be a back up or for range guests.

Had these in my bookmarks: Transfers Register

Interesting read and great result. Thank you. Aside from the major points I think that the concept raised in the article regarding "causing minimal harm" is interesting because we see this so often with legislative bodies where the net result of their laws, rules, ordinances etc. is to effectively infringe on individual rights by making the process by which you exercise those rights as inconvenient as possible under the guise of public safety or reasoning that such additional steps or requirements do not cause significant or substantive harm to the right in question. Obviously this ordinance was poorly written/reasoned but we see so many more subtle laws, rules, ordinances etc that end up accomplishing the same goal or otherwise deter citizens from exercising their rights freely. I know these concepts have probably been discussed often but as a new owner I am just starting to read more about these things and forming opinions. From personal experience I almost did not become a gun owner because I saw the NJ process as too burdensome for me to even begin the FID and permit process etc. Thankfully I became annoyed enough at the prospect that I would be playing into the exact intent of these hurdles by giving up before I even started.

I haven't had anything suspicious to date. However, I started purchasing from them (target) in the past few months. If anything comes up I'll be sure to update.

Had another great day at CR today. I managed to squeeze in this morning around 10 before things got super crowded at the pistol range at noon. Then I made way over to the .22 range for the first time to get some rounds in with my new .22 conversion kit. Somehow I managed to lay my arm on a hot shell at the table and burn myself and have a nice blister there to remind me to pay better attention next time. It's hard to beat CR on a beautiful summer day.

I was in the same boat. As a relatively new owner I intended to just get one handgun to do some recreational shooting since I enjoyed it in the past. Now I have two handguns and I am looking to purchase a rifle. Using my firearms as a home defense tool wasn't in the forefront on my mind either when I first started out but I think once you become more familiar with your firearms you begin to realize it doesn't make sense to rule them out if something were to happen. Trust me I am not anxious to be in the position to have to use force to protect myself in the home but now I know if something were to happen I have options at my disposal. I'll also feel more comfortable with the idea as I continue to practice and take some courses. All that said I respect your decision and hope you get as much enjoyment out of the sport as we all do. Just as an FYI I ended up purchasing a smaller Barska biometric safe (Link) that fits a few handguns and accessories. As has been said in the past you may want to take future purchases into consideration as mine is already filled and also would not accommodate my future rifle purchase. I have been storing ammo in .50cal ammo cans.

So after getting a strange phone response from one of the Sig CS people about how they weren't sure when they were going to be fulfilling their backorders and to just suck it up because I was behind a long list of other people I email Victoria (CS rep) and within a few days the kit arrives at my door. That woman makes things happen! Looking forward to going to CR and doing some plinking.

Wow that is a thing of beauty. Did you restore it or purchase it in that condition?

Caught the last 20 min of this on the Nat Geo channel tonight. I was impressed with how serious these folks were and how dilligent they were about their preparations. Didn't catch where the second to last family was but the last family was from Utah. The Utah family had a bunker 20ft underground that could house 12, food stores for 2 years etc. The funny part of the show is that they had experts that would critique their preparedness and offer suggestions for improvement. One family disagreed with the experts while the other agreed and made changes. Can't imagine how much the last guy spent on his whole setup. The bunker/shelter itself looked like it cost him a bunch. I'll have to try and catch the rest of the word sometime.

I ordered the conversion kit for my p226 directly from Sig well over a month ago and they are still backordered without any delivery date in sight.

Not sure if you guys have discussed these yet: My link

I have placed several orders from them. The free ship on cases ends up at my door in one day (Morris County).

It's amazing the person on the receiving end only sustained minor injuries: My link

Silver replaced Blue for new. "NEW pistols will have a silver band with a black SIG SAUER logo, they are shipped in a black case. The previous firearms were shipped with a blue grip band and ship in a blue case. Certified Pre-Owned Pistols will have a red grip band and ship in a red case. As of Early 2010 we are moving towards changing from the blue case to black. New guns are now shipping in black cases. However you may still see blue cases at our dealers."

It replays immediately after at like 11pm