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George and Manny in Dunellen -- Grew up on these -- High school lunch we'd go --2up and fries... they are dam expensive now -- like $7 for 2 dogs -- I haven't been in awhile I'm not sure there's a better chili dog anywhere

I've been a member for 4 years now -- It is a great club with some great people It really depends on what you're into -- OBRPC holds a lot of events -- They are open to the public but while these events are happening the range is mostly closed to everything else If you want to participate in the event, great, you are welcome by all -- most weekends during the spring, summer, fall have an event The downside is if you only have weekends to shoot and do not want to shoot whatever event is going on at the moment -- then you have to wait till 3 or 4 pm to get on the outdoor range The indoor is open 24 hours with events too -- be sure to check the calendar before heading out -- an event at the indoor shuts it down for everything else -- only handgun calibers and no magnums inside Like I said -- it is a good club as long as their schedule works for you -- and there really are some good people

Original certificate showing you passed a NJ hunter education course is all I used

Same old story -- you getting a raw deal and not wanting to say who or what brand gun It's thing that jumps out at me is -- "talk to the manager" -- sounds like too big a place already -- I want to talk to the owner who is there daily -- the guy who's name is on the FFL You need a new FFL What zip code are you in?

So did John move out to long island? Did he retire from his job?

Rick -- I'm thinking this is not the match held at OBRPC -- if that is what you had in mind

What is negative about it -- Everyone has a problem now and then -- It's what you do about it that's important Sounds like whoever you are dealing with is doing all they can -- Nothing negative in my eyes -- inconvenient maybe but not negative

3 of them... I guess once you see one, hold one, shoot one then it all comes together -- I've done nothing but read about them and look at pictures Bullzeye -- ever shoot any of the competitions at OBRPC?

So I have a few permits on the way... Really thinking about a gun crafter CCO or bobbed Commander no name Wondering if there are any Guncrafter owners that would like to go to be a guest at the range It's a lot of coin to buy blind and I'd really feel better being able to put one in my hand 1st Anyone own one, have owned one and sold, fondled one? Thoughts, comments, suggestions??

another decade in the sun and it might be pink from the UV -- It's a deep maroon now...

I have a 92 Lincoln continental -- I have $500 into it and would let it go to break even Runs, needs brake lines Interior is decent and comfortable Just read the rules -- looks like it would work -- $500 limit not to include brakes or safety equipment Price negotiable

I went to the clinton range one monday morning this fall -- There where 2 guys there set up As I pulled in a couple of guys in a pickup closed the range to clean up -- they worked for fish and game I was the only one who went downrange to help -- the other 2 shooters just sat and watched We took our time, chatted a bit and cleaned up from the weekend mess as the other 2 guys watched Lazy bastards...

And now they have their proof... Some things shouldn't be talked about

maybe if I ever go to the range again I could give it a try twist my arm into buying one...

9mm isn't straight either -- It's a tapered case -- 45acp is straight 9mm is ok to start with but it sticks a little in the sizing die -- a little lube works wonders .223 is easy too just a little more involved in a bottleneck case Ask questions, Don't buy a kit, ask before you buy anything -- we'll save you money and time I say start off with a rock chucker single stage press -- it will never go bad Start slow and learn what you are doing

Where are you? What calibers?

Lou -- Did you buy this gun?

You stayed in the small flat rate box -- for that price -- I'm just stating what I saw in my cart with 2000 .223 FMJ, 1000 .223 SP and 600 .308 Can you confirm that the package did in fact come from NJ?

While your researching just search you tube for gun safe break in In the price range and weight your looking at your getting security from your kids and thats about it A thief with a 4 foot pry bar will be into the safe in under a minute No real security till your a few thousand pounds

I saw that too but add it to your cart and get the shipping quote -- It's not $11 more like $16 or $17 Then the website adds sales tax -- I'm not sure if the sales tax would follow thru to the end of the order -- I stopped before any real info needed to be added From what I can see, monmouth is in Texas so the sales tax should go away -- but there won't be any "picked up" orders from us for a discount

You could also use one of those jobsite tool boxes -- they sell easily too if you decide you want to upgrade

Just remember if Monmouth actually is in NJ then there is sales tax too... I ran the numbers and NEreloading was cheaper than Monmouth once you bought more than 2000 pills at a time Monmouth doesn't include shipping in their listed online pricing -- not sure how they would be able to make it cheaper except that you wouldn't have added shipping costs I need some .223 and .308 bulk too

I bet that Hornady box is flimsy too -- When I got my LNL I bought it from Midsouth I believe -- They taped it but that was all The LNL in the hornady box, taped up with a shipping label -- That thin piece of crap box UPS destroyed it and actually broke the aluminum casting Hornady took care of it but it was totally avoidable with a proper box

Did I nail it or what!!

So how did the package look? Did you send it back?