[markbrit]

Just got my bill from CJRPC, dues are $200 this year. Honestly I just do not get there enough to justify it. Don't get me wrong a very nice club but for the 3-4 times a year I get there it does not add up.

Have heard about Ft. Dix and Monmouth County Rifle & Pistol Club. Thoughts? Mostly looking for a safe environment to shoot rifles/slugs with my son.

 

[quikshot]

your not goin to find a range for much less then that. if its a nice place you might want to star for the extr 50 or so u might save over the YEAR

 

[pv216]

Just got my bill from CJRPC, dues are $200 this year

It has been that much for years now. It went up several years ago when corsine starting taxing "clubs"

 

[smitty]

it' ok for the retierd guys who shoot there 3-5 days a week but for guys like me who only could get out and shoot once a mounth it's just to much

 

[markbrit]

It has been that much for years now.

Actually they raised it by $50 this year.

Curious what dues are for Ft Dix and Monmouth?

 

[pv216]

Actually they raised it by $50 this year.

Then it will be 250$...its has been just over 200$ since about 2006 when corsine passed the club tax.

 

[Wooly Bugger]

Ft. Dix is the best deal in town for $60 and excellent facilities for rifle (200yd), pistol, trap, and skeet.

 

[Stevo]

Monmouth is a small range. If they are having a cowboy shoot or any other activity (and there are many) going on your outa luck. Also they have a meeting once a month in Freehold at 9pm and if you dont attend you dont get the new combination to the lock on the gate and you can't get in lol.

 

[jpiney43]

Ft. Dix is the best deal in town for $60 and excellent facilities

.And from what iam told by deermaster and njgunner they have a great front porch...for telling stories[hihi] [hihi]..in all i dont think you'll be disapointed.[up]

 

[jpiney43]

[up]

 

[Jersey B du B]

Problem with Ft. Dix is it's only open 8-4 Saturday Sunday, and 1-8 Fridays, plus Wednesdays in the summer. If you can't fit that into your schedule, you're SOL.

At least with CJRPC, with your keyfob thingy you can go anytime there's daylight, plus the indoor pistol building all the time. Seems worth it to me...

 

[markbrit]

Then it will be 250$...its has been just over 200$ since about 2006 when corsine passed the club tax.

Yes it is $250, I got a $50 credit for attending meetings.

Seems worth it to me...

Not knocking the club it is great, I just do not get there enough to justify the cost.

 

[Rich H]

even if i only go to my club 6 times a year i look at it as somewhat of a donation to keep places like this operating in NJ [up]

 

[markbrit]

Rich H which club do you belong to and $$

 

[mike130]

my uncle belongs to cjrpc. its a great place

 

[Rich H]

Rich H which club do you belong to and $$

northen jersey / cherry ridge

think it was $190 initiation & $130 or so a year after that. don't get to go as often as i'd like.

 

[pauly]

100 yard outdoor range, FREE of charge at the F AND G Northern Field Office in Hunterdon county

 

[snell]

Consider joining Cumberland Riflemen in Millville. they have the only 600 yard range in the state, a bench equipped 100 yard range, plinking range and a pistol range with turning targets. There is a very active high power rifle and bullseye pistol program and major range (burm and pits) renovations are currently underway. the range is quite close the the intersection of Rt 55 and 49.

Fee Schedule... July 1 to June 30 of each year:

Initiation fee.................... 100.00
Dues...............................100.00
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1st year dues.................. .200.00

Following years dues are $100

If you participate in a work party the $100 is discounted. membership application is available at:
http://www.cumberlandriflemen.com/2009_pdf/Waiting List Form 2.pdf

Art

 

[markbrit]

Cumberland Riflemen in Millville

Sounds like a nice place but a bit too far, thank you for info.

 

[Wooly Bugger]

100 yard outdoor range, FREE of charge at the F AND G Northern Field Office in Hunterdon county

That's where I do most of my shooting [up]. But no centerfire or handgun there.