DaddyNick

not familiar with the make/model but for that price it seems to be a good starting point. I have a strykezone 350. extremely accurate and fun to shoot. just like anything else it can be deadly so it should be treated as such. do NOT dry fire the crossbow meaning pull the trigger when its cocked with out an arrow/bolt in/on it. if that happens the limbs can split/shatter causing injury. do not use wood arrows use only bolts that's are recommended for that draw weight crossbow. Nick

still available. less than $30 with 5.99 shipping. Nick

very nice lower. Nick

just hop onto 295 north and get off on rt130 north. sportsmen center and/or Cheyenne are a few miles up on the right. probably a half hour north of ya. if you want to head south you can try Bobs little sport shop in Glassboro. Nick

short answer. NOPE. you can not use 22 rimfire for squirrel and rabbit.

scarecrow, how is Telco? im in marlton and thinking of joining there as its the closest to me and I hunt REALLY close by. lol Nick

My kids had a blast. was great to see/meet MosinRob and smokin50. my 6 year old shooting a 10ga....priceless! lol Nick

Takin the wife and boys tomorrow. Should be nicer weather. Nick

most if not all my shotgun ammo is geared towards what I hunt. I use 1buck for deer so I have a bunch of that. I have 3" turkey loads in #5 shot. and I have 2 3/4" high brass #6s for rabbit and pheasant. all the above would work on 2 legged critters. lol

Have shotgun and license. will travel! lol

very nice. best of luck with them. Nick

They are the real deal. still in stock. Nick

Does are dangerous. if you need a hand with them I could help. lol Nick

if taking test with crossbow he must be able to cock it himself. I do chuckle at the "cheating" comments. not here but other bow sites. crossbows have been around as long as bows. lol

Cant hurt to have a spare. lol at least for that price.

shoot as many types as you can. what feels good to you may not feel good to me. I got a beretta 390 (semi auto)2nd hand. great gun and you will see a lot of them on the skeet/clay shoots. theres a reason for that. they are good gun and used ones will usually be in the 500-800 range depending on barrels/wood. I was raised shooting side by sides. I like a thick forearm grip in my non shooting hand. the few O/Us I handled I just could never get the forearm to sit well in my hand. regardless of what gun you get remember....you point a shotgun NOT aim it. lol since you mentioned you were a pistol shooter that may be more of a learning/training thing for you when you start shootin' the scatter gun. Nick

grabagun dot com has the mil spec and commercial on sale for less than $30. I got one a couple months back and it appears the sale is still on. I couldn't get the link to copy/paste. I still need coffee. lol just put magpul fixed carbine into there search bar and it will come up. Nick

welcome from marlton. Nick

welcome from marlton. Nick

In southern Burlington county. we've been getting cherrys for a month now and a couple early girls but beefs are still a week or two from being ripe. basil, spearmint are going great. green and yellow bell peppers are still a few weeks from being ready....I think. I have a strawberry plant that has come up for the 4th year. I don't tear it out in the fall I just trim the dead stuff and don't plant anything over top of it. 1st year it had great fruit, last couple years only a few berrys. this years its much bigger and producing but the critters and bugs usually get to them before we do. My boys (9 and 6) love to eat veggies and they are out there daily watering the ,checking it and eating the fruits of labor before I see it. lol. I don't mind. My one son has become the fruit/veggie snob. lol. he will literally turn his nose up at some nice big ripe blueberries from the supermarket but we can drive out to the pines and he will spend an hour filling a container full of the much smaller but wild blueberries. I also threw some grape tomatoes (store bought) into his "garden container" in the fridge. I was making room in the fridge and the store container only had a few in it so I tossed them in with his. he ate one and literally yelled at me like I played a trick on him. lol. He shares our basil and spearmint with the entire neighborhood. lol Nick

I took my 2 boys this morning. Got some trail cams and a ground blind (paid outside) for this hunting season. My boys got to shoot the BB guns and they mugged the free samples at Elys table a couple times. lol. Inside was honestly insane. the thought of purchasing a gun or ammo was out of the question considering the lines. saving a few bucks isn't worth a couple hours... waste of time to me. Nick

Have someone roll some 3 1/2" #1 Buckshot for ya and you'll have a deer killin' machine. as already said I would not shoot steel in it. Nick

LMAO! This thread took a turn like I've never seen! LOL! but yes....diamonds, cash, and platinum does work well. lol Nick

I've beat my father and his friend a few times with my beretta 390. When I have the time and the $$ i'll get a nice gun with beautiful wood. Until then my guns do double duty at skeet/clays and in the swamps/fields. I cant be concerned with getting them gouged or scratched. I do want to get myself a nice SxS in 20ga. double triggers, straight English stock, choked IC/IM. When my knees start slowin me down i'll get a slow workin dog. lol Nick

aside from the 200+ grain bullets the 308 will do whatever the 06 does. about 100-200 fps slower. animals cant tell the difference. lol. todays factory ammo is very good. as far as reaching out to 300+ yards you better have good optics or the caliber wont matter. Jack O'Connor killed EVERYTHING in the 50s and 60s with a 270 and a 130 bullet. the ammo he had then compared to today is crap. bottom line its all about bullet placement. Nick