Ain't that the truth! I've never seen the level of greed as that. Most of all the old members there under the original owner went down to Bob's in Glassboro. Too bad that's generally a zoo for those of us shooting around employment hours!

 

Are you looking strictly indoor range? If not, Squared Circle isn't far from us and a membership run will come up early in the year and you can shoot pistol/rifle/shotgun, within their rules. Delran not awful far, but your shotgun is limited to trap or some extra use of the patterning set. I've got family down in Pittsgrove and got my lifetime back at USANA after twisting Skip's arm a bit, and been thinking about joining Quinton, but questioning their membership process, as a lot of fellas I've shot with over the years (and who were alienated by Skip's sell-out to Harborsite) belong there.

 

I considered Bob's for shooting, but they don't allow rifle/shotgun. Yea, I'd really like something that had an outdoor range option and something more than 25-yards. Some of these guys hear on the board mentioned Range-14, but that's a friggin' all day adventure from where I'm at. Right now, I can be from my driveway to Hague's in 15-minutes with traffic and I do that at least a couple times a week, during the week.

I considered Bob's for shooting, but they don't allow rifle/shotgun. Yea, I'd really like something that had an outdoor range option and something more than 25-yards. Some of these guys hear on the board mentioned Range-14, but that's a friggin' all day adventure from where I'm at. Right now, I can be from my driveway to Hague's in 15-minutes with traffic and I do that at least a couple times a week, during the week.

 

Yeah, Range 14 is a haul, but it can be a lot of fun if you pick the right day. Practically have it to yourself, inexpensive, and can shoot just about anything. We're definitely lacking in our area. A couple years back an group tried to get permitting to construct a nice range along the Delaware in Logan Township on an old environmental site but the community wasn't having it even though NO-ONE lives within about 2 miles of it!

That would have been nice.

Since I don't have unlimited income, my next purchase will probably be the last for several months, at least. I'm having a heck of a time deciding which to purchase. I don't hunt, so it mostly for shooting at the range or home defense if required. Everything I have today, a couple pistols and a couple of rifles, are chambered to the .22LR round. Other than those and my Remington 870 Express Tactical, that's all I have.

 

I have these listed in the order of my highest desired first, down to my least desired, but still very desired to be in my collection. As you can see, I'm across the board with what I have listed, from .22LR to .45ACP, from pistols to rifles. I've had this list for weeks now and every time I re-think it, the order changes. I like the idea of not introducing another type of round into the mix, meaning get the 617 for now and stick with the .22LR round. I shoot quite a bit and the cost of the .22LR is next to nothing. That being said, I've loved this SR9 from the 1st day I've read about it. Obviously, my choices will probably change after seeing and handling each of these, but based on what I've read and heard, this is my list (for now).

 

 

 

 

Ruger SR9

 

 

 

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I just had the opportunity to hold this exact model SR9, brand spanking new. All I can say is WOW. I've never held a firearm that felt so natural in my hand.