124gr9mm

You can shoot any NJ legal gun at Cherry Ridge. At the pistol range they'll probably limit you to pistol calibers, so if your NJ legal "pistol" shoots .223/5.56, 7/62x39, etc, etc they'll probably make you move to the 50/100 yard range. Otherwise you should be good to go.

I think it depends on the class, but for many of them you don't have to be a member. There may be a different price for members/non-members, but typically it's not a big difference. The class description linked in the schedule should have the requirements for the classes.

So they're ignoring the Governor's order? Kudos to them.

Nice score!!!

Indeed. One of those they put together 'just because". I'd love to shoot it at the range if a friend had one, but I'd never throw money at it...

Location?

I always have extra empty 50 round factory packaging around, so if I'm going to a public range I put my ammo in those. As long as they see the factory boxes they don't even ask if it's reloads. I had one RO look at me funny when he saw the red tips on the coated ammo I was using, but once it clicked he just threw down a mat for me so it would be easier for me to grab my brass.

Cool. Any idea of their route?

That makes sense. Some of the numbers are massive...

Thanks for sharing the link. Interesting to see some of the trends over time. Would be good to have in Excel to do some comparisons...

Very nice! I have an extra permit that expires in July that I may use for a Canik. I do enough practice/fun matches that it makes sense for me to have a dedicated gun for it, but I don't want to drop a ton of cash, so the Canik is at the top of the list...

Yes! If the parks and golf courses are open then shooting ranges should be as well. Put social distance restrictions in place and open them up!

Bravo. Wish there were more judges like that...

My eye doctor is closed as well due to the quarantine. He's former Air Force and a pistol shooter.

I'd be interested to read that article if you can find the link. Sounds dubious at best.

Sounds absurd, but in NJ anything is possible. From the NJ FFL perspective he can't just deliver pistols to people without a purchase permit. Same as if I ordered a pistol from Bud's or another online site and had it sent to my FFL, I'd have to have a purchase permit to take possession. My FFL would have to log everything in his book so it would be legit when the ATF checked it. In this case the pistol is already yours, but I don't know if there's an accommodation for that.

Trying to make sense of NJ gun laws is an exercise in futility IMO. Perhaps it's for club members going to private property for a club meet/shoot?

You're a young guy with a long life in front of you, so I would strongly recommend that you NOT bring any firearms into NJ until you sort out the issue with your FID. You may have the letter of the law on your side, but when firearms are concerned that doesn't always help in NJ. If something goes sideways now you'll have a LONG life ahead of you trying to skirt the law and potentially lose your gun rights permanently in NJ.

Here's the link to what they're referring to as a Press Pass: http://njpa.org/credentials/index.html The NJ Press Pass Association and NJ State Police worked together on a standard pass that allows pass holders access to emergency scenes (police, fire, etc). The Murphy meeting was NOT an emergency meeting, so there was no reason to bar anyone. That said, it's common for members of the press to use the press pass to identify themselves (and separate themselves from YouTubers) and get access to meetings/events that normal people are barred from.

I agree with this. Seems like a good deal for someone putting their toe in the water for reloading. If you decide to stick with it (and if you shoot a lot) I think you'll quickly outgrow the single stage, particularly for the pistol ammo.

Wow. Crazy...

Seems like he'll defer to the Federal guidance, which says ranges are essential - “It wouldn’t be my definition but that’s the definition at the federal level and I didn’t get a vote on that,” Murphy said at his press briefing on Monday.

Guidance released this weekend updating the list of "ESSENTIAL CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE WORKERS": https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/CISA_Guidance_on_the_Essential_Critical_Infrastructure_Workforce_Version_2.0_Updated.pdf Specifically, "Workers supporting the operation of firearm or ammunition product manufacturers, retailers, importers, distributors, and shooting ranges." Looks like we may get to go shooting again...

I've shot it before as well and had no issues. Free shipping by the case as well. Good deal for those in need.

Tanfoglio/Witness are essentially CZ clones, so you can cross them off the list if you don't like CZ's. Good luck on your search!