Does any one belong to this range or does anyone have any experience with them??

From what I see online, it looks like they have a lot to offer

I've tried both CJRPC (Central Jersey Rifle and Pistol Club) and OBRPC (Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol Club). I went with CJRPC because I feel their facilities are superior and offer more. This even with OBRPC's rifle range being literally 10min from my house. I have to travel about 50min to CJRPC.

 

If you are in Freehold, they may be equidistant to you.

 

Just my opinion. Nothing wrong with either club, its just what I decided on.

I joined old bridge yesterday. I've shot at both of their facilities before as a guest and decided to join a range that was much closer to my house. Do you have any more specific questions?

Hi Henry

 

The OBRPC indoor range in about 15 minutes from my house. I'm not certain where the outdoor range is or how the facility is set up. For the most part I'm looking for a club where I could learn skeet trap or sporting clays in addition to my .22s and some archery.

 

 

Are both facilities avail to members 24/7?

Outdoor range is open 9am to 1/2 hour before sunset.

Indoor range is open 24 hours via keycard access.

 

They do have a shotgun range but i believe you need to provide your own thrower.

There is usually one of the cheaper throwers in the trailer.

There is usually one of the cheaper throwers in the trailer.

 

Dicks carries the cheap hand throwers for <$20, and IMO are much more effective at improving your skills than just tossing a clay in the same part of the sky every time.

Dicks carries the cheap hand throwers for <$20

 

Basic one is like $8, Adjustable (For different size clays) is like $15.

Basic one is like $8, Adjustable (For different size clays) is like $15.

 

Even better, been a long time since I bought mine. I can do all sorts of crazy sheet with mine... fun to screw with the shooter by tossing em high, low, curveball, etc

I have a seated thrower that also is hitch mounted - can I back my truck up to the shotgun range or do i need to bring the legs??

AFAIK, you can back your truck up as long as it's not interfering with anyone else.