Hi all, just wondering if old bridge has any restrictions on the type of ammo used? Steel, brass etc... Thanks

For use at the indoor or outdoor range?

Thanks for replying, for both inside and outside. i was looking to get some ammo and cant believe how much brass is ifi bought steel it half the price but i figured for just target and plinking it would be ok. 9mm and 45acp.

As far as I recall, indoor says no shotshells, black powder, magnums, or rifle caliber rounds.

 

Pistol caliber carbines are ok.

 

Afaik, there is no restriction on steel vs brass.

We DO have ammo restrictions at the Indoor Range:

 

NO Steel Core

 

NO Armor Piercing

 

NO .17 HMR

 

NO 5.7mm

 

Nothing bigger than .45 (so this means NO .50 AE, .460, etc.)

 

The FULL List is posted on the Range Door or directly above the sign-in log book.

 

 

Steel case like Wolf is allowed, since it's made of regular-tipped ammo. Steel Core from cheapie Eastern European outlets/manufacturers will hurt the back stop and possibly cause a fire with sparks, so it's NEVER allowed!

 

Dave

Thanks Dave, I am going to the next new membership meeting to take a tour and join. I'm really looking forward to it.

Thanks Dave, I am going to the next new membership meeting to take a tour and join. I'm really looking forward to it.

 

Good for You! Remember to show-up EARLY (to get a parking spot in the lot I tell folks to be there @ 08:45 or EARLIER) since the Sign-Up and Safety Check starts PROMPTLY @ 09:00 hrs!

 

Bring your check book, a cased pistol or a cased .22 LR rifle OR pistol-caliber carbine, around 30-40 rounds of ammo, eyes & ears, etc. KEEP AMMO separate from gun and only touch it when told to do so.

 

Welcome to the Club!

 

Dave

How much are the dues for new members at Old Bridge? I'm debating between there and Cherry Ridge.

How much are the dues for new members at Old Bridge? I'm debating between there and Cherry Ridge.

 

If money is your primary concern, stick with CR. If getting involved in various gun disciplines/games, drawing a loaded sidearm from a holster, shooting at STEEL and hangin' out with a great bunch of guys and gals is more to your liking then OB is the way to go! My advice is to shoot at both places and see what you like and dislike about both before you decide.

Have't been down that neighborhood in years. I use go to one in Englishtown, not far from the track. Is OB the same one?

 

 

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Have't been down that neighborhood in years. I use go to one in Englishtown, not far from the track. Is OB the same one?

 

 

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OB is NOT the old Englishtown Range, aka the Winchester Shooting Center. OB is completely different and is located several miles from the site you mention.

The gun range by the Englishtown Auction closed years ago. OBRPC has two locations, indoor range is off RT 18 South by the big WAWA, the outdoor range is off of RT516 (like the long-gone club), but in the opposite direction.

How much are the dues for new members at Old Bridge? I'm debating between there and Cherry Ridge.

 

A lot more fun and freedom at OB and the people and activities there are the best along with CJ. Also what's your driving distance to OB vs. CR. Something else to factor in.

 

By the way, come and try USPSA, and Steel or any of the other shooting sports at OB and you only regret will be you didn't join sooner.

Thanx

 

 

OB is NOT the old Englishtown Range, aka the Winchester Shooting Center. OB is completely different and is located several miles from the site you mention.

 

 

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