Howard

I understand where you are coming from on that, I too got my start by going there by myself before I owned any guns or had an FID and rented a gun. I am not sure what I would have done had I had to pay for a babysitter, maybe I never would have gotten hooked on this expensive habit. BUT having said that, I have since seen so much dangerous stuff going on with inexperienced shooters that I would actually like to see this policy be tighter. I would love to see some more scrutiny of all shooters that have never been to the facility, even if they come with someone else. I have seen some very dangerous things done by new shooters with their experienced friends. Perhaps it would be possible to limit new shooters to a couple of adjacent ports and have an RSO dedicated to monitoring those few ports. It is totally impossible for one RSO to carefully monitor actions going on simultaneously in 12 ports. But then again, even if an RSO is in a port with you things can happen so quickly that they would never be able to stop many of them. I guess there is no perfect answer.

Cut it out, don't call a remediation company. The way laws are in the People's Republic of New Jermany if you call a remediation company at some point in the future they may likely have to enter it in a database and you may never be able to sell your house because of it.

Wait, you mean there are people that don't follow the law -- I am SHOCKED, totally shocked PS - Looks very simple to copy 1960's technology too!

While I have no direct knowledge, I can't imagine the business model operating without renting firearms. I would guess that the lion's share of the revenue and profit come from renting firearms, range time, ammo, and targets to people that don't own guns. Without that stream of income from the "gunless" they would either go out of business or be forced to raise prices so much that they would go out of business because no one would pay those fees.

Here is the link https://practiscore.com/results/eb490b85-efa4-496f-adf8-9ecd29642945/index

From Morristown Patch: The man who was arrested after being found inside Morristown’s Headquarters Plaza with two Glock 9MM handguns was offered a plea deal Tuesday that could have him out of prison in just one year. Andrew Pfitzenmayer, 26, was in court and offered a three-year deal that would have him eligible for parole in just one year, nj.com reported. Pfitzenmayer has until Oct. 27, his next court date, to take the deal, the report said. Pfitzenmayer was arrested July 29 when police responded to someone “acting suspiciously” in the business area of the building. When Pfitzenmayer, of Peapack-Gladstone, was apprehended, police found him wearing a bulletproof vest; in possession of two handguns, which he legally owned; magazines filled with hollow-point bullets; a bag filled with handcuffs; and a fake badge. Pfitzenmayer was jailed on $100,000 bail, which was posted just a few days later and underwent a psychological evaluation this month. If Pfitzenmayer takes the deal he’ll be admitting to unlawful possession of a handgun, while the charge of possession of illegal ammunition would be dropped, the report said.

STI, like Bob said!

Just read a story by NBC NY that the gun killed the person. The story states, "Police are investigating what happened in the moments before a man was shot and killed by his firearm at New Jersey gun range saturday evening." I guess this is a lesson to all of us to never let your gun out of your hands as it may just get up and shoot you. When will the press stop this crap?

One of the Managers posted on FB it is true and was a 21 year old. Not good.

Bob - STOP trying to fill the place up, I want to get out of there in time to get something to eat before shooting USPSA at RTSP that night

I've got four of them, but wish I had bought something other than one of them that has a 9 and a 2 in the name as it is made for people with freakish large hands.

What demotards want more stupid laws that only the law abiding will honor, this is just another bad repeat.

That is something totally different than telling you that you cannot paint a sign on a rock that you own. Your rights don't extend to doing things on others' property - but to say you can't do it on your own just seems wrong.

That is interesting about signs in your window. I had a store in Morristown for years and they have all sorts of rules covering banners and signs and how long they can go up for. They tried to fine me once. I told them to pound salt that the ordinance addresses outdoor signs only and mine was inside the store against the windows. That was the last I ever heard from them about their crap rule.

I understand your point, and agree to it - but this also includes your rock, your fence, your car, etc...

Randolph (Morris County)

Just got a newsletter from my town that says the following: Township ordinances prohibit signs attached, affixed, or painted on trees, rocks, natural features, fences, utility poles, light poles, signs attached to other signs and signs placed upon motor vehicles parked in a conspicuous location to serve as a sign. Garage sale signs are limited to 4 square feet and must be removed after a three day period.

Well said Bob! (we need a like button on this site)

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Just caught the same on on TheFive on Foxnews - Was quite surprised, and pleased to see them do something related to New Jermany!

Were you trying to post this BEST gun video EVER? https://video-lga1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hvideo-xfp1/v/t43.1792-2/11861239_10153361557178429_1022902826_n.mp4?efg=eyJybHIiOjE5NzQsInJsYSI6NDA5Nn0%3D&rl=1974&vabr=1316&oh=32b526505b843caac35df6a4995ca87c&oe=55F61CB5

As others have said, their club their rules. As for NRA membership most if not all clubs require that as I believe by doing that they are able to get fairly cheap insurance through the NRA for the club.

There is nothing wrong with a decocker rather than a safety, it's just not my cup of tea. I think the versions with safeties are more versatile as they can be shot cocked and locked in ESP for IDPA or Limited or Limited 10 in USPSA. The advantage shooting that way is you don't have to deal with the double action pull on the first shot. If you are only going to shoot production or SSP then the decocker models are fine.

But you cannot shoot a gun with a decocker in ESP, you need a safety for that which is why I like the 75B or SP01 with a safety.