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Hello from sunny Brigantine. Look foward to seeing you at the range.

Welcome from sunny Brigantine

I just bought a Maverick 88. Is there anywhere in South Jersey I can shoot this thing? Idealy I'm looking for a public range where I can shoot it.

Any idea if these things are going to be Jersey legal? http://www.kushnapup.com/

Hello and welcome. Brigantine resident my self. FWIW it took me about 6 weeks to get my license, one of my references was on vacation so it may have slowed the process some.

I got there around 10am and was able to park ok and there was a shooting lane or two open then but by noon when I was leaving people were waiting and the lot was packed. You may want to call them to get an idea of their slower times.

Thanks PK90, BTW I really like the Regent I bought at your shop. Nice gun, put about 400 rounds through it.

the Atlantic county range is only open to civilians on week ends. Membership was $35.00 and range fee is $10 a visit. You will need to take the NRA's "First Steps" class or have a certificate that you have passed the course to use the range. They do teach it there, check the schedule on the site. It is an open outdoor range, the people are nice and helpful. FWIW I also used Bob's Little Sporting Good store's range. That on is indoor and a lane is $20 or 25 and hour.

I just bought my first handgun last month. Sadly I only filed for one P2P with my FID application. If I apply now for more do I still have to submit references or can they just use the same info from my initial application since it is still brand spankin' new?

Bought my first pistol, a 1911 fullsize. Had a great experience with lots of good info from the guys at Arms n Ammo. They were highly reccomended on this site and I can't agree more. Very nice selection at a lot of price points. I will definately be back, the Saiga's caught my eye.

Brigantine NJ here, Only forms I filled out werethe aplication for ID-purchase permit and a mental health background check.

I'd like to join up, I'm a psychiatric nurse so when a zombie is eating your pituitary gland I can ask you how you feel about it. I can also turn perfectly good steel into splatter with my cheapo welder and zero skill level. Of course I am still waiting on my FID and PPP but until then I can use sticks and rocks.

Hi I just found this forum during a google search on "NJ magazine capacity" and found this site. Very informative site I must add. I moved full time to the Peoples Republic 2 summers ago. We had a place here for 20 years but work kept us in S.E. PA until I found work in Atlantic City. I have to say the gun laws are quite interesting here and seem to be better for the zombies than the people. I am anticipating getting my purchasers license in the next couple weeks. The prints and references are done and sent in. I plan on picking up a 1911 clone and the Hi-Point 45acp. I'd like to use common ammo that is capable of putting down and keeping down the zombie hoards. I'm pretty new to guns though, having only fired a Taurus 9mm that a friend had So I am looking for an active range with smart folks and that offers training.