Mreed731

Yes, rifles and shotguns, no limitations that I am aware of

I do have to agree, first time i went there they charged me $30 each for a box of 40 and a box of 9mm. Personally I am all for small business making money, especially ones I want to be there for my own use, but that was pushing it too far, but I did learn real quick to call Dicks a couple times a week and shop the internet and have patience. Their membership rate is a little high but it's very convenient for me so I had to weigh that into the equation. I go at least twice a month so it comes out to about $16 each time I have not been to Bob's range. I did buy a 9mm shield from them and have two 1 hour range coupons to use. I have read on here that there can be a pretty long wait to get a lane there, do you find that to be the case?

Multiple calipers of Rem UMC plus Winchester White Box 9mm value pack 100 all available right now.

I'm not familiar enough with reloads to know if that makes sense or not.

What are the usual places? Is there an outdoor range near me, one that you can pay by the day maybe? Be nice for summer, when I used to shoot, long ago, it was outside.

Wow...that's horrible

Yea, why is that since you can bring your own ammo anyway?

So obviously I'm new here. But I have been lurking for a couple months. Moved to west deptford last year and being less than 2 miles from a nice indoor range resurrected an old hobby. It's been over 25 years since I went shooting or bought a gun so being somewhat obsessive I have researched endlessly to get up to date. So I went to Hagues and got what I think was a good deal on a factory refurb Glock 22, $475, and joined. I have been there probably a dozen or so times since February and honestly have no complaints about the people who work there. They have always been friendly and respectful toward me but I never see anything but complaints about them on the forum. There always seems to be people there when I go, in fact sometimes crowded, so somebody here must like them?

Available right now

My point was the Ford will be more reliable. .if your leasing little else matters...kia is one of the worst cars made and mazda isn't so great either. I am going on 20 years in the used car business

If you are leasing not buying then most factors normally considered do not necessarily apply. You will have full warranty coverage for the term of the lease so it really comes down to which one fits and feels best. Even though repair bills aren't a factor dealing with a broken down car is still a PITA so my vote is for the Ford

My wife has been on the fence about guns forever. The Boston bombing lockdown pushed her over the edge and she told me she was ready. I took her to the range on Sunday. It wasnt her first time there, just her first time shooting. I gave her my 9mm Shield to start because it fit her hand, one shot and it scared the hell out of her. Had that been your wife it may have done more damage than good. I say let her be, if she ever had to use it she probably would.