gnardesigner

Yeah they are located on route 37 not far from the Lakehurst circle.

I have purchased 2 fire arms now from them and I have to say that both times have been a real pleasure. My very first purchase was a Smith & Wesson sd9ve and they gave me a great deal on it. After a new guide rod and trigger kit I have to say I really enjoy that still to this day. I went it on thursday to pick up a high point carbine in 9mm. After all the bad reviews I read online and people telling me to stay away from them I went out on the farm with some friends who had 2 one in .45 and one in 9mm. He said he put both through insane loads without cleaning and never had any issue with either and has owned both for some time. I said screw it I can get one cheap enough and with the Green/red dot scope why not. I have to say for an inexpensive fire arm it is a real blast to take to the range. Joe over at G&R was a seriously nice guy who really hooked me up. i could of spent all day in there just looking and holding different things. They have a healthy stock and do layaway also. Hats off to them guys over there for being such a great shop!

It's always just been pork roll anywhere I go around here. It's funny though when I have people from other parts of the US come visit they want 2 things. Cheesesteaks and pork roll.

This is the scary part when I take friends to the range. I always ask if they have shot handguns and long arms before. Most of them have done so before but never properly trained (minus 2). Before we ever step foot in the range I go over the rules with them. I repeat the important ones numerous times! It still blows my mind how some people have shot before and still even after being told the proper techniques they still can't make it second nature to keep all fire arms pointed down range. Everyone should take a beginner class when they start out. Even if they have been out before and consider themselves "professionals".

Today is the start of week 3. I got a call from Lumberton PD on friday saying all my paperwork was in order and I should receive my permits this week!

I second that. I am always carrying at home and on my property.

From one new member to another, welcome. So far this has been a super informative and friendly forum.

Went yesterday and shot my: S&W sd9ve 9mm RIA m1911a1-cs .45acp Both shot phenominal it was my first time since I polished the feed ramps. the 1911 shot hollow points flawlessly.

We have a ton here in the Pine barrens. I actually went out on a few coyote hunts last season but unfortunately I didn't get my permit till the last 2 weeks. Didn't get a chance to get any but they were around us each time we were out there probably about 50 yards away each time.

Thanks everyone! Glad to be here.

My initial turn if for FID and 2 P2P was in Lumberton, nj some time ago. I had a 28 day wait period from start to beginning. I have never had anything but great experiences with my township. The clerk is just wonderful and has always been super helpful. Dealing my township has been a pleasure and I am about to turn in 3 more P2P on monday. I am interested to see what the wait time will be this go around.

Been lurking here for some time. I just filled out paperwork to submit for a few more handgun permits so I figured it was time to sign up. Hi everyone!