Mikey Bullz

It would be nice if they took the area on the far side if the pistol range and did something that would allow you to move and shoot verses the static line. Don't get me wrong I like going there, but movement and more steel targets would be nice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. Do people use it often? I would prefer to shoot at steel, and if it is a hot commodity, I'll get there early. Any timeline on more?

When I joined Cherry Ridge, I asked about steel targets and was told they were considering. I seem to remember reading in one of the most recent newsletters that they were going to have steel targets on the 100 yd rifle range. I haven't been up there yet this year, but did they put steel targets out? And do you know if you can use steel, like a dueling tree on the pistol range? Thanks

Black, it makes it look scary

Nice, looks like they are sending an extended mag with sleeve as well!

Jon, I think your right about loosening the tin foil... The more I think about it, it is a safety concern and a documented recall.

Excellent. I'll reach out to them tomorrow. Thanks

So, my XDs needs to go back to Springfield as part of their recall. My question is how do I do ths legally in nj? I've tried calling Sprinfield but their phone is getting slammed. They will provide a Fed-ex label, but how do I take it to Fed-ex with out "deviating" and now how do I hand the box to the Clerk without knowing if he has a FID or if it violates the wonderfully ambiguous laws in NJ. any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Cherry ridge has a 300yd range, not bad and membership is somewhere around 175 for the year

Omega pool structures in toms river they do the design and build. Not sure where their price will come in,but their work is very good.

I've had my p30 for just over a year, it is hands down my favorite. The first time I held it I was convinced they used my hand for the mold, it felt that good. I'm hopeful the ammo crisis ends soon as I don't want to dip into my "reserve".

Hk p30, it just felt right in my hands.

Got the call today- 9 days.

Hi Dave from someone else in the 'wood

You will most likely need the plan drawn by an architect. The only reason why I would recommend an attorney is that if you need to go before the planning board, the attorney will ensure that all of the testimony on record will set up just in case you are denied and appeal by going to court.

If the proposed use is permitted in the zone that you are in, then you should be considered "as of right" and the application should be approved. It would be a very good idea to hire an attorney for the application, so that if the use is indeed as of right and you are denied you can file suit against the town and try to have a judge overturn the planning boards decision. However, if the use is not permitted you will need a use variance and have to go before the zoning board and demonstrate how the benefits of approval will out weigh the detriments. I think you will have a difficult time given the anti-gun sentiment of our lovely state. I would hire an attorney, and good luck.

I have the sig version. Picked up some upgraded parts from cwaccessories.com. They have metal base plates and guide rod assemblies to eliminate the little screw on the frame. All of the parts went in easily, but I haven't had a chance to go shoot it yet.

Limited selection of pistols, a wall with mostly shotguns and a few rifles. Nice guys but nothing that jumped out.

A bit off topic, sorry but it's getting a bit old.

I wonder what "justifiable need" the car jacker used on his ccw application for approval, must be for career purposes. Please NJ I want to be able to defend my family especially in times like this, why is it so difficult for a law abiding citizen to carry? The crimals know we are just easy Pickens.

An adjustable stock on my ar. Not sure how this feature is so evil.

My English lab is 4 years old, and has mellowed substantially. The puppy energy was a bit high but dropped off after he was around a year old. He is a blast and really thinks he's another human in the house, fantastic with kids regardless of age, and pretty much never barks. I would hands down recomend English labs. I second irishpete'swife on checking out the breeder and the hips, eyes etc.

Ok by this "no firearms" clause would they prohibit police officers from renting an apartment? If they did, I think this would violate fair housing regulations and discrimination based on employment. Just food for thought....

Thanks for the quick responses. I think to stay out of the gray area I'll look at fixed stocks. I'm between building and purchasing off the shelf. Already know the deal with bayonet lugs and flash suppressors. Was a little unclear on the stocks.

Sorry if this has been addressed. Looking at an AR15, most online have an adjustable stock, does NJ consider this to be collapsible? Or is collapsible folding. Thanks