Sandy

We had a great time! Thanks Anthony

Have my 2 dogs over for a long weekend. Make sure to have rubber gloves , a shovel and rake , hefty bags , and a strong stomach. You're welcome.

The Cicadas that have stingers are assault cicadas. No worries though , they were banned in NJ in the 80s.

posted same time lol

They have yearly broods..they are smaller broods. Those come out July/August . The magicadas come out late spring early summer.

I remember them in 79. The streets were carpeted with them in my neighborhood towards the end , and gte smacked by them was a daily occurrence. The nature freak , photographer with an under used macro lens in me is thrilled. The mother of a dramatic bug phobic 6 year old girl in me is dreading it.

Or , actually the director and head groomer there( forked river) shoot at Range 14 where I see you are a member. Would you like me to ask her for some companies?

Check with ahs shelters..not for a new dog , but for a referral for a policy. They same way we refer to 2A friendly businesses of all descriptions , they will have a list of pit friendly HOI . For south jersey try www.ahscares.org . They also have Tinton Falls and Newark facilities. Good luck!

nice !!!!!

That is very upsetting As for the people in the parking lot , have we learned nothing about lame reporting? It is totally possible they were on the line and a cease fire was called and they had to get out. Their firearms may still be in the port . Or they may have arrived and not known what happened yet. The media would love to spin it as the gun people only cared about getting to go inside and shoot.

I can understand someone lamenting they can't join a club and saying good luck..maybe something along the lines of " membership is too rich for my blood but good luck I'll check it out for 25 bucks" .. but the nastiness and bitterness about a new venture is a little disheartening. If he bought up all the other places to shoot , he would have you backed against a wall as far as price. But he has not , all the other ranges are still there for you ( and maybe a little less crowded now) and he does offer a non member access fee. It is a brand new range and has a lot of amenities others do not . I value the 1st Amendment as much as the 2nd so post whatever and however you want , BUT you all should just know that a full out whine and bashing shows some of your true colors. So much for valuing capitalism and free enterprise. It is not on ANYONE but the new owners if the price structure keeps people from joining. Everyone else who does not like it can just carry on. as they were before Anthony has never treated anyone of his clients and customers with anything but respect. Those who know him and who train with his Academy will find the value of taking the package that has certain advantages and discounts. Those that don't can just pay the public fee if they want to pop in . ( shrug) Something for everybody. Don't be an ACINO ( anti communist in name only)

Said it before , I'll say it again , you made my year ! Good luck , the new facility looks beautiful can't wait to see it. Sign me up Scotty

I had a Town and Country once I had a second child because I thought I was suppose to. Bad 3 years. Did not take myself seriously . Cared too much about soccer. true story.

Did not read all responses , but Honda pilot fits 3 car seats across with LATCH , and still allows you to fold down 3rd row. We have 3 kids , and 2 huge dogs , that is how we roll. Radian ( now Diono) car seats are the way to go. 5 pounds to 85 pounds in a 5 point harness. Winning. Then up to 120 pounds with a lap belt booster. Joe , we need to chat , mine 2 youngest are 2 and 4 so I am looking to part with some double baby stuff.

Have her take an NRA 1st Steps class ( I recommend Gun For Hire ) . They will have a nice .22 for her to start on and depending on how she feels she can try a 9mm and a revolver . She'll get a thorough intro to safety , how handguns work , grip , breathing , stance ..all before she takes her 1st shots. It's a good investment Sandy

Yes , those are the grips I use for IDPA . I shoot them a lot and they do not bother my hands even though they are aggressive. Even if your hands are sweating the grips feel secure.

Wow! Nice . Glad you found one and finally got it Good luck and enjoy!

You'll like them. Which did you order? I have the Operator I G10s .

^best answer.

Daisy , pink plastic disposable . Never let me down. No shaving cream.

Me 3.

There is still one in the cabinet. The price is beyond reasonable. I picked the one with the lighter finish on the woods grips.

There were 2 there...now there is one

I did not read all the threads , and I'm not a dad but I'm a mom.. In our house my daughter is taught to be discreet about our business. Period. I don't leave anything out that I do not want people to see. She knows that guns are serious , they are kept locked up in a safe , and they are not a topic of discussion for just anyone. She follows my lead pretty well. For a 6 year old. I would say to just straighten up before any kids come over , and it should not come up. If it does , just tell them you keep them locked up and away from kids and anyone else who should not be touching them ( as I assume you do) . I don't hide the fact we are involved in competing and taking courses but I don't flaunt it either. I would not have any thing gun related laying around like magazines ( printed or the round holding variety) . As they say , don't borrow trouble. Quite honestly , at this age ( 6) , my daughter is only going to be hanging out with the children of people I know well and get a long with , and they know we are safe and responsible firearms owners. She knows not to blurt out anything private at school ( I discourage showing off and bragging..IMO the only reason a 6 year old would mention having guns in the house would be for bragging rights) . I suppose in a few years , around 9 or 10 where she widens her circle of friends outside of school , I'll have to revisit .

PM inbound - and thank you Anthony:)