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Shore Shot does have a pull out barricade on some of their lanes. I have never shot at BA do they allow rifle caliber? if so do they have a caliber limit?

I have been looking at the S&W 617. I really want that for shooting steel

I have an order with them now. I placed it 2 days ago. I hope I don;t have any problems. I checked back orders I placed and I found two other orders that I got from them and I had no problems. I was using weaponsworld.com for my last few orders, but they are out of 9mm and 45acp. I hope all goes well with my order as I am real low on 9mm and the new 45 comes in soon.

I emailed them about placing an order. The reply was that they will only send NJ orders to an FFL!! I questioned this and got no reply. They are people that used to work at USAammo and broke off. They have a lot more to choose from than USAAmmo but it seems they don't want to do business with us in NJ!! Oh well plenty of places to spend my money.

My son has one and we really enjoy shooting it. We prob have 1000+ rounds thru it. I have only had one problem with FTF's and that turned out to be a bad mag. We have never had another problem after replacing the mag. I don't remember precisely what I paid for it but $370 seems about right plus NICs' and other taxes. There are a bunch of aftermarket stuff to customize it the way you like it. So if you like the MP-5 go for it, if you like the AK GSG has a 22 to fit the bill. I think they have a 22 like an AR too. So for a .22 you should really like the GSG ones!!

I put the paper work in for my sons initial FID and 3 more PP on December 2nd. When I asked the lady at the window she said that "it usually takes 6-8 weeks to get them back, "BUT" we are very short handed and it will take longer than that " I asked her to clarify "LONGER" She didn't have an answer for that!! I will update this thread as the procedure goes forward.

I just spoke to the girl at R-14. She said that the range is under construction and the Rifle section will only have 3 lanes open. She also said that this will be ongoing until January. I asked if it was possible to shoot 22 rifle at the pistol range and she first said yes, then said her boss would have to be the deciding factor. I think if you are nice and polite they will let you use the pistol side for 22 rifle. I am hoping to get out there today when they open so if they let me use my 22 rifle I will update this thread.

I have a CZ-75 with some work done to it by CZ-Custom that you could shoot at Shore Shot. If you shoot a stock 75 you will like it very much, then shoot my gun I think you will love it. I have a Glock 34 and an FNP-9, while I really like each gun the CZ is the one I reach for to shoot steel and IPSC. Just let me know if you want to shoot it and we can arrange it.

I am thinking about buying a 22 upper or a drop-in conversion for my AR in 5.56. I want to know if anyone has any experience with either. I am looking at the CMMG drop-in and the price is right. I like the idea of having a complete upper, but the added expense right now isn't in the budget. So the drop-in can be in the budget, but if the drop-in is buggy and will have problems I don't want to waste my money, I will just wait until I have the money for a complete upper. Please advise if you have a drop-in and if so what model and likes and dislikes of it. Does the drop-in unit have issues with accuracy? Also if you have a full upper and what you think of it pros and cons.

I used to run a company were I maintained all sorts of aquariams. If you really want to do a saltwater setup do it. It really isn't that hard and you can do it inexpensive or over the top whatever your budget can handle. To keep a fish only marine tank will take 5 minutes a day(feeding fish and scraping algae off tank) and then maybe 60mins once a month to do the proper maintenence (depending on size of tank). In my experience keeping fish can be as addicting as gun collecting and shooting. I started with a 10 gallon tank when I was a kid then to a 180 gallon reef tank (corals,anemones,sponges all sorts of marine inverts)and everything in between over the years. If you go with a freshwater tank and you find yourself really enjoying it, you will end up going to a marine tank. I suggest you read everything you can get your hands on before you do either, if you start off wrong you will be setting yourself up for disappointment and having your kid say hey Dad look at Goldie she's floating kind funny, can be traumatizing to him and you both. My kids would never just let me flush a floater!! I recommend always check the tank out each morning before your kid does!! If you do a freshwater tank I recommend at least a 20 gallon tank if you do marine a 55gal is the smallest I would do( I have done a 30gal reef). When things go wrong in a small tank they go wrong much quicker, the more water you have the more time you have to fix the problem. I am not sure were you live but in Ocean twp there is a store called Tropaquarium on Rt.35 near Seaview Mall they have all kinds of setups there so you can see just about every standard size tank made. Setting up a marine tank is much more satisfying and many times nicer to view!! If you want a tank I think I have a ten gallon in my garage or somewhere and I even may have a hanging filter for it and you could have them for free if you would like. I know I said 20 was the smallest but that's if you were buying it you can't beat my price so if you find you like it you can buy a 20 or bigger and move everything into the it. I would have to check the tank to make sure it doesn't leak as when they sit around for awhile they need to be tested before you start to fill it in your house, just in case!!! I could go on for hours on my tank successes and failures and on livestock for either water types and equipment to use and not to use but I won't. So if you are anything like me and you think that maybe just maybe you may want to do a marine tank then don't do fresh water as you will end up with at least two tanks and maybe more. I used to buy a lot of stuff from this site check them out they are very good. They ship all kinds of livestock via fed-ex and I have had a great success rate on both inverts and fish. www.liveaquaria.com/ and this http://www.thatpetplace.com/pet/cat/expand/245/category.web I also have a 90 gallon corner tank with everything needed for a high end reef or fish tank for sale if anyone is interested for cheap. I have $3500k in it, will let it go CHEAP!! I have a new hobby now, from fish to guns

I like those grips. I am going to change mine out to. I want something a little slimmer. I was gonna order the Hogue rubber grips but not sure on what to do yet.

I have Street Glide not the Road Glide. I test rode the Road Glide when I was looking for a new bike but I didn't like the way the front end was either. The Street Glide has the fairing attached to the bars. I actually traded in a 2000 FXDL for the street glide, I am guessing that's what your handle refers to?

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They do have a website http://czcustom.com/. This is the first time I am attempting to post pics so I hope it comes out ok. I also cannot find my camera so these are from my phone. I am going to have to research how to post pics as it keeps saying they are to large. As soon as I figure out I will post them.

Fairly new to this forum, I usually just read but I was so impressed with my CZ75b when I got it back from CZ-Custom I figured I would let everyone know what a huge improvement they have made. I sent the gun to CZ Custom about 2 weeks ago for a Competition hammer and new sights. I emailed Rob at CZ a few times to find out as much info as I could, he was a huge help and really made the decision to send it to them a no brainer, every time I email him the response was fairly quick and precise. I got the gun back and started to dry fire and was amazed at the feel of the trigger Single and Double action. I took it to the range and this is a totally different gun, it shot very good out of the box but, I didn't like the DA it was I think 13 lbs out of the box. Well the SA is now 3lbs and the DA is 7lbs according to the paperwork included with the gun. I have shot many DA/SA guns and this is by far the best I have every felt. They also replaced the main spring with a 15lb one and replaced the mag break to a drop free. The sights I choose were fiber optic up front and their competition rears. I use this gun for steel and IDPA mostly, I go back and forth between a Glock34 and the CZ but after this work my CZ will be getting the call for all competitions. So if anyone is on the fence about sending their gun to CZ-Custom for this or any work Please take this advice and do it you will not be disappointed in the least. The price for all the work was $290.

A note on Del-ton I ordered some parts from them last week and there customer service girl Megan was great. She emailed and called me a few times as something wasn't in stock, then I wanted to add something to the order and she was quick on the replies and got everything correct. The work that they did on the pin and weld of the brake was excellent. It took me and a few other people some time to actually find the weld. The shipping was fast and the prices were very good. I reccommend them highly!!

New to this forumn. I have used the FFL below with good results. I worked with Cyrus and he is a great guy. The transfer price $50 for everything. He has a few guns in stock and hunting and fishing supplies. He is A few miles down the road from CJR&PC. Pinelands Sporting Goods Cyrus 959 West Veterans Highway Jackson, NJ 08527-3339 (732) 961-7248 Open Weekdays 9am-6pm; Weekends 7am-5pm