njrugerowner

Yeah, I hear ya on late to the AR game...I was all set to buy one (Windham MPC) in December and then the tragedy in Connecticut happened and well....still waiting. I guess I'll give it a couple more months...

Jim Flynn is a great guy. I purchased two 1890's Mosin-Nagants (which were on consignment)for $100 for the both, plus NICS. Definitely not what one would call a "traditional" gun shop (it's actually a truck repair station as some mentioned before) but if you know what you want going in and/or call ahead of time, you're in for a quality buying experience. Recommended.

Thanks. I checked their website (before posting) but wrongly assumed the directions to the clubhouse were the directions to the range, hence an extended drive around Easton...dumb mistake, but I got it now, thanks again.

Hi All I'm new to this forum and new to Easton Fish and Game. This is kind of (read: REALLY) embarrassing, but I went down today (Friday, March 4, 2011) to the range...and I couldn't find it. I got off 78 and I passed by the clubhouse (which was empty) and the gas station, but I just couldn't find the range itself. I wound in a state/county park where I found a local police shooting range, but that was gated. I even asked directions of the locals (very nicely), some seemed vaguely hostile. I know, I know: how could I get lost? It was dumb of me, sure. I get lost sometimes, haha, I don't know. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!