Is there anywhere to shoot without being a member that's open on Sundays?

 

 

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I am yet to find a place, gotta be a member pretty much everywhere.

What do you plan to shoot? There's state land off of dividing creek outside Millville. Clays, and rifle range. It's free and open unless there is a controlled burn.

Im Looking for a pistol range.

 

 

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Quinton in Sundays you can shoot trap and clays.

Pistol range bobs little sport shop and hagues

I can't believe I'm going to say this but you don't have to be a member at hague's. You will have to pay by the hour and buy their ammo

Bobs is where I usually go but are closed on sunday and hagues, well I went there once to shoot my 10mm after confirming they had the ammo o find out they only had like 2 boxes of 20 jhp,s at $30 something a box. Needless I say I'm done with that place.

 

 

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Is there anywhere to shoot without being a member that's open on Sundays?

 

 

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Hague's Indoor Range in West Deptford is open, but they're expensive in my opinion.

Bobs is where I usually go but are closed on sunday and hagues, well I went there once to shoot my 10mm after confirming they had the ammo o find out they only had like 2 boxes of 20 jhp,s at $30 something a box. Needless I say I'm done with that place.

 

 

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Oh thank god. I hate that place because how expensive they are but when you want to shoot on Sundays and aren't a member anywhere well at least they are open to the public

 

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If you don't mind crossing the bridge you can go to Firing Line on Front St. They are open until 5 and prices are resonable.

Try Camden. People shoot pistols there's all the time. Then if your being investigated you can sell your gun to a buy back. Then bam evidence gone.

What do you plan to shoot? There's state land off of dividing creek outside Millville. Clays, and rifle range. It's free and open unless there is a controlled burn.

 

This is a range in a WMA. No centerfires, no pistols. Must have current valid NJ Hunting permit.

People dump their trash there and then shoot at it. It's really the worst "range" I've ever been to. People that go there have no concept of safety.

 

This is a range in a WMA. No centerfires, no pistols. Must have current valid NJ Hunting permit.

People dump their trash there and then shoot at it. It's really the worst "range" I've ever been to. People that go there have no concept of safety.

I never said it was a nice range. I was under the assumption that it was .22 and shotgun only. I was talking to a retired LEO today and they said anything but pistols, even though they shoot pistol every time there. They were heading out there with ar's, .45, .40 and. .22.

Yea the place is a shit hole... What do you expect? Look where it's at....

Philadelphia Archery and Gun Club?

I never said it was a nice range. I was under the assumption that it was .22 and shotgun only. I was talking to a retired LEO today and they said anything but pistols, even though they shoot pistol every time there. They were heading out there with ar's, .45, .40 and. .22.

Yea the place is a shit hole... What do you expect? Look where it's at....

 

They are wrong. Taken from NJ Fish & Wildlife website, http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/ranges.htm

 

 

TRAINING AREA REGULATIONS

• All WMA regulations apply.
  
• At least one (1) member of the shooting party must have a current, valid New Jersey hunting license in possession.
  
• Shotgun is for fine shot (lead-free at Assunpink; smaller than No. 4 lead or No. T steel ammunition) only. NO BUCKSHOT OR RIFLED SLUGS
  
• Archery is for target or practice tips only - No broadheads.
  
• Muzzleloader is for muzzleloading firearms, shotguns with rifled slugs or buckshot and modern .22 caliber rimfire rifles only.
  
• No handguns or centerfire rifles permitted.
  
• Hours are 8:00 a.m. - sunset (except Black River WMA, see below)
  
• Clinton Muzzleloader/Rifle Range Rules
  

 

They are wrong. Taken from NJ Fish & Wildlife website, http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/ranges.htm

 

 

TRAINING AREA REGULATIONS

• All WMA regulations apply.
  
• At least one (1) member of the shooting party must have a current, valid New Jersey hunting license in possession.
  
• Shotgun is for fine shot (lead-free at Assunpink; smaller than No. 4 lead or No. T steel ammunition) only. NO BUCKSHOT OR RIFLED SLUGS
  
• Archery is for target or practice tips only - No broadheads.
  
• Muzzleloader is for muzzleloading firearms, shotguns with rifled slugs or buckshot and modern .22 caliber rimfire rifles only.
  
• No handguns or centerfire rifles permitted.
  
• Hours are 8:00 a.m. - sunset (except Black River WMA, see below)
  
• Clinton Muzzleloader/Rifle Range Rules
  

Thank you for clarifying that for me. Now I have proof to argue what I thought from the beginning. I've been told by numerous people local that anything goes. I guess that attitude is what leads to the downfall of the area in question.

I apologize for putting false information out there. I have argued with people over that allowable firearms there. I have only been there once myself to shoot clay and rim fire.

I go through the same thing at the Stafford Forge WMA range. Some folks bring anything they want and leave the place a mess. We are always finding center fire brass laying on the ground. Folks like that are the reason the state shuts down the ranges. They are Hunter Education ranges, if it's not legal to hunt with in NJ then you can't shoot it at the ranges.

There is a new place opening in Little Egg Harbor right off the parkway this spring.

I go through the same thing at the Stafford Forge WMA range. Some folks bring anything they want and leave the place a mess. We are always finding center fire brass laying on the ground. Folks like that are the reason the state shuts down the ranges. They are Hunter Education ranges, if it's not legal to hunt with in NJ then you can't shoot it at the ranges.

 

It is legal to hunt for woodchuck with centerfire rifles up to .25 caliber(this would in include an AR). Still not legal to shoot these at the WMA ranges.

I shoot on Sundays at Ft Dix all the time; range-14. $60/yr and $4hr. You can bring guests @ $4/hr for each too; max I think is 3 guests per member. It's a little bit of a ride, but a nice place and recently updated on the rifle range.

 

They also have great skeet shooting in addition to the pistol and rifle ranges.

 

I just realized you asked about a non-member place to shoot... well I guess for the price of a day's shooting, it's cheaper then most non-member prices, lol. Let's see $20/hr at a local indoor range for 6 hrs is $120. Same 6hrs with a year's membership at Range-14, $84. and you get to come back for a year :-)

 

Hope this helps,

Wally

Edited January 29, 201313 yr by N2BRK