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As many as you can afford but no less than 3-5 per handgun 2X that for ARs

And most important of all...figure out what size safe you need and then multiply it by 4, or else you will be buying a new safe within a year!

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20 minutes to CJRPC

Maybe a stupid question, but what happens if you are pulled over and asked where you are going- "I am going to the shooting range officer", and he asks can I see what you are shooting today? Can you say no? Is there probable cause that one of your firearms MAY not be 100% compliant with the very complex and at times arbitrary PRNJ anti gun laws?

They have a maximum height, I think it may be around 5' and that is only to ensure that bullets do not go over the berm. You should be fine.

I have used them there myself, never a problem as long as they were at least 25 yards out.

Congrats!

Welcome to the board! I have an SR-22 and an SR-45 you are more than welcome to try out, I shoot at CJRPC and can guest you in. I have a few other toys we can try as well!

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Went there once, not a great experience but not bad either, I did not end up buying anything. Sad to see any local gun store close.

Great idea- I like it!

Looks great- good luck!

Hi Everyone, I ended up getting one of these based on a recommendation- http://www.amazon.com/Celestron-52250-Ultima-Spotting-Scope/dp/B0002CTZ70/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1432996108&sr=8-1&keywords=celestron+spotting+scope For a low priced model it does exactly what I need, which is see my targets out to 300 yards. Nothing fancy but it works for me, I can see my hits easily out to 300 yards. I found it with a decent tripod for $179.

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Same here, would love to know how to do it right!

My first center fire bolt gun was a .243 win., great first gun and can definitely reach out 200+ yards.

Can I ask what model Panasonic you bought and how is the picture quality especially when playing back in slow motion?

Thanks PD2K, I actually thought about it but them completely forgot, I definitely will take a look.

Thanks Old School, much appreciated. Are there any brands/models that you recommend?

HI everyone, I finally got a muzzle loader, it is an entry level gun, a Traditions Timber Ridge 209. Shot it this weekend with open sights and it didn't do too bad for a first time out. By the end of the day I was able to group shots pretty consistently at 75 yards. I definitely want to get a scope for it, any recommendations? I don't anticipate hunting much beyond 100 yards, but would try to punch paper out to 150+. Thanks!

Hi Everyone, Looking for recommendations on a video camera, not looking to break the bank but definitely need to upgrade my 10 year old Sony. The camera will mainly be used to video my kids sporting events (6th - 10th grade) as well as scout video for Pop Warner football and video taping our home games for grading of positions. Any recommendations on what to look for or not look for would be appreciated. Thanks!

They cover muzzle loaders during the firearms portion of the Hunter Safety course. The coverage is fairly brief but I am sure those giving the test would address any additional questions you have and they give a good demonstration. Might be an easy way to get started. It was all I needed and I am by no means the sharpest tool in the shed!

I have a Ruger American in 243, I bought it mainly for target but also large enough for deer if I ever decide to hunt across the boarder. The gun was very inexpensive and shoots great out to 300 yards.

We actually shot in near blizzard conditions one year, had a great time.