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KEEP URGING GOVERNOR CHRISTIETOVETO ANTI-GUN BILLS!

(Editors Note: The level o activity in Trenton is unprecedented and changing on a requent basis. Please sign up online or

ANJRPCs ree email alerts to receive the most current inormation.)

As we wentto press in

late July, 15

gun bills remained

on the Governors

desk awaiting

action. O those,

two were positive

or gun owners,

8 were neutral or

neutralized through

a m e n d m e n t s

resulting rom gun

owner input, and

ve were blatant

attacks on gun rights.

It is critical that the Governors oce continue to hear

rom gun owners on a sustained basis. Please do your part and

keep urging the Governor to veto the ve anti-gun bills and

sign the two positive bills (see bill descriptions below). Please

call the Governors oce ASAP at (609) 292-6000, write himat P.O. Box 001, Trenton, N.J. 08625, or send an email using

the online contact orm at www.nj.gov/governor/contact/ .

The Governor generally has 45 days to act on legislation

delivered to his desk. His options are to sign the legislation

veto or conditional veto it, or do nothing (in which case the

legislation automatically becomes law). During periods o

legislative recess (like this summers recess), the 45-day deadline

to act is extended until the house that originated the legislation

comes back into sessionbut the Governor could still ac

independently during a recess. The act that the Governor had

not yet taken action as we went to press in late July ueled

speculation by both sides about the Governors intentions

making it all the more important or gun owners to make their

voice heard with the Governor on an ongoing basis.

The ve bills the governor needs to veto are:

S2723 the awul Sweeney omnibus bill, which throws

out existing FID cards and replaces them with either a

privacy-invading driver license endorsement or other orm

o ID; suspends Second Amendment rights

P.O. Box 1580

West Caldwell, NJ 07007-1580www.anjrpc.org

Volume 25, Number 5

September/October 2013

ANJRPC SEPTEMBER~OCTOBER 2013 PAGE 1

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Mark your calendar or Saturday,

October 19the date o ANJRPCs2013 Annual Meeting! The ANJRPC

members business meeting (ree) will start at 3:30

pm, ollowed by a combined Members Banquet/

Friends o NRA Dinner and Auction starting at

6:00 pm ($60 per ticket).

The estivities are guaranteed to be lively.

The auction portion o the Banquet will eature unique

collectible merchandise, with plenty o items in dierent price

categories as well as industries. There will be great items or

both male and emale hunters and other rearms enthusiasts

as well as bow and knie devotees. Most importantly there will

be plenty o items that help you show your support or America

and our Second Amendment and other

constitutional rights. Hal the proceeds willbe donated back to New Jersey shooters by

the NRA Foundation.

All events will be held at The Rosewood, 2863 Woodbridge

Avenue, Edison, NJ 08837 (732) 549-2000. The 3:30 pm

business meeting is ree and open to all current ANJRPC

members. The combined banquet and Friends o NRA

Dinner and Auction is $60 per ticket and is open to the public

in addition to ANJRPC members. Banquet seating is limited

and on a rst-come, rst-served basis. Please see the annua

meeting packet mailed to you along with this issue oNews &

Bries.n

Dont Miss AnJRPCs 2013AnnuAl Meeting!


2/32ANJRPC SEPTEMBER~OCTOBER 2013 PAGE 2 Copyright 2013 Association o New Jersey Rife & Pistol Clubs, Inc. All rights reserved.

News & Bries is published six times a year (January, March, May, July, September and November) by the Association o New JRife & Pistol Clubs, Inc. (ANJRPC), P.O. Box 353, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444-0353. ANJRPC is a non-prot organization aliatedthe National Rife Association or the purpose o promoting saety and education in the sport o shooting. (Fair market value: $6.0year or $1.00 per copy.) Printed in USA. Postmaster send change o address orm to P.O. Box 1580, West Caldwell, NJ 07007-Reprint permission is granted provided credit is given. Opinions expressed by authors are not necessarily those o the ANJRPC. n

NEWS & BRIECirclation over 2

WHERETOCALL

ANJRPC2012

-2013Officers

&CoitteeC

hairpeople

Membership Records/Status(201) [email protected]

Cherry Ridge Range(973) 764-4100 (MembershipSunday and General Inormation)(973) 764-1333 (RangeAvailability Hotline)

News & Bries Editor & AdvertisingMarjorie Kleiman [email protected](973) 586-1088 (v) (973) 586-1089 ()

NRA Field Representative NJLou Fico (914) 337-0196

Exective DirectorScott L. Bach, Esq.P.O. Box 651Newoundland, NJ [email protected](973) 697-9270

OicersPresidentKathy ChattertonP.O. Box 85

Glen Rock, NJ [email protected]

Executive Vice PresidentAnthony P. Colandro75 Rutgers St.Belleville, NJ [email protected]

Recording SecretaryMatthew Carmel12 Homan St.Maplewood, NJ [email protected]

Corresponding Secretary

Jerey Doremus5 Sicomac Road, Suite 292North Haledon, NJ [email protected]

TreasurerTheodore J. Guis61 RIverview TerraceRiverdale, NJ [email protected]

Custodial OcerDave LangeP.O. Box 85Glen Rock, NJ [email protected]

Reional Vice PresidentsMaria Alampi, SandystonScott L. Bach, NewoundlandKevin J. Ball, EnglishtownLarry Braico, North BergenLisa Marie Caso, Jersey CityChuck Collins, LedgewoodMike Cutrera, PiscatawayCraig Dear, WoodburyDebby Dempsey, Oak RidgeEdward Dempsey, Oak RidgePaul Devane, RingoesRobert E. Esch, Franklin LakesJohn Gemmill, Cliwood Beach

John Healey, Highland Lakes

Peter J. Heeran, WantageAllan Johnson, HackettstownCarol Katona, HamiltonCarl Leisinger, TrentonRobert Maddox, MarlboroTammie Maddox, HowellJerry Martin, WhartonEvan Nappen, EatontownMichael Nardone, MontclairWilliam H. ONeil, Jr., Newton

Mandy Otero, Jersey CityJennier Pantano, BellevilleJohn Paterson, Lake HiawathaStephen Potts, Pompton LakesPaul B. Raynolds, SummitGeorge Shivery, GibbstownHenry Uiga, West CaldwellRobert Verhasselt, Rochelle ParkRobert Viden, Central

Gloucester Co.

Past PresidentsScott L. BachRobert EschAllan JohnsonCal Ellis (1923-2002)Lewis J. Kendrick (1918-2004)

Rane TrsteesJohn J. HealeyDave LangeWilliam H. ONeil, Jr.William J. ONeil, Jr.John PatersonHenry Uiga

Directors EeritsMichael BodnerPeggy BodnerDave BolandLyn Ellis

Charles HildebrandtJudy IorioWally LowenstenDon ToenschoVincent TrosselloChris Wyman

Rane Trstees EeritsRoger BillingtonFrank DolanDan Halkard

ANJRPC Fondation TrsteesScott L. Bach, Executive

DirectorKathy Chatterton,

TreasurerTammie Maddox, SecretaryMaria AlampiAnthony P. ColandroRobert MaddoxRobert Verhasselt

Coittees & ProrasArcheryPete Graziano, Chair(973) [email protected]

Bench RestBob White, Chair(973) 663-5159

Black Powder

Earl Becker, Chair(973) 694-6377

CMP LiaisonCarl Leisinger(609) 883-3729

Competitions OversightDave Lange, Chair(201) 251-0933

FinanceKathy Chatterton, [email protected]

High Power CommitteeCarl Leisinger, Chair(609) 883-3729

Hunter LiaisonPat Blazer, [email protected] Shivery, Co-Chair(856) 423-2421

International PistolDave Lange, Chair(201) 251-0933

Junior ActivitiesHarry Jacobs, Chair(908) 756-3728

Law EnorcementMyke Nardone, Chair

(973) 338-3729Legal AairsEvan Nappen, Chair(732) 389-8888

Legislative ActionScott L. Bach, Co-ChairRobert Viden, Co-Chair(856) 881-0295

Meetings & ConventionsJennier Pantano, Chair(201) 268-2618

Member Club LiaisonMaria Alampi

[email protected] Chatterton, Chair(201) 891-2376

News & Bries DistributionMaria Alampi, [email protected]

Opinion Leader OutreachPaul Raynolds, Chair(908) 899-1486

Outreach

Chair, Unassigned

Permit IssuesDan Schmutter, Chair(973) [email protected]

PistolJohn Gemmill, Chair(732) 566-3096

Public AairsScott L. Bach, Chair

Range AllocationHenry Uiga(973) [email protected]

Range SchedulingEd Dempsey(973) 697-4597rangescheduling@anjrpc.

ResearchChris Wyman, Chair(973) [email protected]

ScholarshipsMike Cutrera, Chair(267) 568-2134

Shows & ExhibitionsLarry Braico, Chair(201) 869-7320

SmallboreMandy Otero, Chair(201) 653-0347

Sporting Rife

Allan Johnson, Chair(908) 852-1424

Summer BiathlonChris Rogers(908) 722-9327

Training [email protected](973) 486-2300

Vendor Discount ProgramSuzanne [email protected]

Womens OutreachDenise Diamond, Chair

(201) 981-9750


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LIMBO

As I write this message mid-summer, 15 gun bills sit on

Governor Christies desk, where they landed throughout

May and June. With the Governors 45-day deadline

to act temporarily suspended by a legislative recess that could

end at any time and dangles like a guillotine, the uture o the

Second Amendment in New Jersey is truly in a state o limbo.

While the suspense awaiting gubernatorial action is

agonizing ater 6 months o intense legislative battle, the act

that the Governor has not yet acted is signicant.

He already could have signed or vetoed the legislation regardless o the deadline,

but he has not yet done so. While there is much speculation about the meaningo this delay, the only thing that can be said with certainty is that the Governor is

being careul and deliberate in considering what he will doand it is critical that

gun owners use every minute o this time window to make their voices heard in the

Governors oce on a sustained basis, until he acts.

It is a testimony to the unbelievably hard work o gun owners over the last 6

months that the battle has extended this deep into the summer. Consider New

Yorks overnight legislative steamroller in January, and the legislative juggernauts in

Colorado and Connecticut this spring. New Jersey would have certainly suered a

similar ate back then but or the iron will o gun owners, the deployment o several

unique strategies, and an undeniable helping Hand rom above.

While the ultimate outcome o the legislative process in the Garden State is ar

rom certain, one thing is clear: now is not the time or gun owners to back o on

their eortsnow is the time to give it everything weve got, with every ounce o

heart and strength, right to the very end, however long that takes.

The burden o deending reedom against the worst attacks in history has allen

squarely on our shoulders. I we do not sustain our eorts or however long it takes,

libertys torch will surely be extinguished.

No matter what the odds, no matter how utile it might appear, no matter how

weary o the process you might be, make the eort anyway. It is that attitude that has

brought us this ar, and is that attitude that could make the dierence in the ate o

the Second Amendment in the Garden State. n

Scott L. Bach, Esq. is ANJRPC Executive Director and past President, and a member

o the NRA Board o Directors. He is a ormer member o law enorcement. Website:

www.bachbio.com, Email: [email protected]


ExEcutivE DirEctors MEssagEBY SCOTT L. BACH

IN THIS ISSUE

3 Executive Directors Message

3 Gun & Knie Shows

4 Deending Your Rights

5 Presidents Message

6 ANJRPC Training

7ANJRPC/FNRA Annual Meeting/Banqu

8 NJ State Pistol/Revolver Champs

9ANJRPC President Wins NationalChampionship

10

Events

13 Get UT & FL Carry Permits at Cherry Ri

14ANJRPC Member Clubs

15 Equipment Donations

18 Discounts or ANJRPC Members

19 Places to Shoot

20Advertisements

30 Range Event Calendar

Aug. 31-Sept. 1, Gettysburg, PAAll Star Conerence CenterIno: (610) 393-3047www.eaglearmsgunshows.com

Sept. 7-8, Warminster, PASMG Sports PlexIno: (610) 975-0877www.vgcpromotions.com

Sept. 7-8, Middletown, NYOrange County FairgroundsIno: (914) 248-1000www.northeastgunshows.com

Sept. 14-15, Reading, PAReading Expo CenterIno: (610) 393-3047www.eaglearmsgunshows.com

Sept. 21-22, Harrisburg, PAPA Farm Show ComplexIno: (570) 679-2250www.maacpsse.com

Sept. 28-29, Easton, PALehigh Valley Knie ShowCharles Chrin Community CenterIno: (610) 253-2745www.paknieshow.com

Sept. 28-19, Philadelphia, PAPhiladelphia National GuardArmoryIno: (717) 697-3088www.thegunshows.com

Oct. 5-6, Oaks, PAGreater Phila. Expo CenterIno: (610) 393-3047www.eaglearmsgunshows.com

Oct. 19-20, Bloomsburg, PABloomsburg FairgroundsIno: (610) 393-3047www.eaglearmsgunshows.com

Oct. 19-20, Allentown, PAForks o the DelawareHistorical ArmsIno: (610) 438-9006 (6pm-9pm only)www.allentownshow.net

Save This Date!The event o the year has ocially been set.

The ANJRPC Annual Meeting

and FNRA Banquet will be held

Saturday, October 19, 2013.

The dinner will be held at

the Rosewood in Edison, NJ.

Do not miss this event!

Seating will be limited.

Please save the date.See page 7 or more details.

CALENDAR


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FLYINg ALERTCommentary by robert L. Viden

On Saturday, June 22, 2013, 12 o

us arrived at Dulles International

Airport in Virginia on our way

to Arica. Six o us were hunting; my

son and two grandsons, two riends

and me. We went to the KLM airline

counter. The KLM agent at the counter

asked i we had ammunition with us. We

said yes. We were then told to removethe ammunition and we did. The women

agent then said you cannot fy with

your ammunition because you did not

notiy us 48 hours in advance that you

had ammunition. We told her that we

checked with our travel agent andwith

KLM prior to purchasing our tickets to

make sure there would be no problem in

taking our rifes and handguns to hunt

with in Arica. They both said it was

ne. No one mentioned anything about

a regulation on ammunition or about

registering it 48 prior to fying.

We asked the agent i we could

speak to a supervisor. She said she

was the supervisor. We asked to speak

to someone over her. She let the

counter, came back and said she called

Amsterdam and said, You are not

fying. This would have been 11:30

Saturday night in Holland. She thenrepeated with a smile on her ace, You

are not fying.

I asked another agent i we could

fy without the ammunition and he

told me yes. We had 30-06, .308, 300

WSM, .35 Remington and .284. We

had approximately $750 worth o

ammunition we were orced to leave

behind. When we arrived in South

Arica we called many gun stores, and

we were only able to nd .308 and 30-

06 ammunition. Because o the limited

time we had and the area we were in, we

were unable to nd the 300 WSM, the

.35 Remington or the .284. We spent

approximately $300 buying the new

ammunition and we had to share the

rearms or our hunt. We had a grea

hunt and a good time.

I am writing this to advise anyone

fying with rearms or ammunition tocheck with their airline, and then check

again, and then check again.

KLM said it is listed on their

website. I didnt see their website

because I called my travel agent and

KLM themselves via phone and was

never inormed o this regulation.

Dont orget; when fying call rst

and ask questions.

God bless America and vote

reedom rst. n

without proo o rearms training; ends private sales between

background-checked licensed gun owners; eectively creates

a registry o ammunition purchases and long gun sales; and

imposes a 7-day waiting period or handgun purchases.

A3659 the ty caliber gun ban, which in its nal version

bans rearms that shoot centerre cartridges o any caliber

that attain a muzzle energy o 12,000 t-lbs. or greater. Though

limited grandathering has been added in response to gun owner

concerns, the rearms must be registered, cannot be passed

down to heirs, and owners will be civilly liable or damages i

the rearm is used in a crime. Additionally, the bill has been

amended specically to prevent anyone with a pending order

or these rearms rom taking possession o them.

A3687 Suspends Second Amendment rights without

due process, based on a secret government list compiled

by bureaucrats with no published standards, no identied

procedure to correct errors, and potential or enormous abuse

by those in power.

A3797 Mandates that the State Police publicly disclose

condential ATF gun trace data in violation o explicit ederal

law limiting that data to law enorcement use only. This is an

attempt by rustrated gun banners to circumvent the edera

Tiahrt Amendment, so that idiosyncrasies o the ATFs trace

system can be exploited and manipulated to alsely suggest

that law abiding citizens are a source o crime guns. ATF has

opposed similar eorts to circumvent condentiality, which

could compromise ongoing investigations. Note: a conditiona

veto by the Governor removing just the oending parts o

A3797 would be sucient.

A3717 Requires submission o certain mental health

records to NICS without an explicit, stated requirement o

due process within the legislation itsel. ANJRPC has no

objection to the core purpose o this legislation, but believes

that the legislation needs to explicitly state that only records

o persons who have had judicial due process (with a right o

appeal) should be submitted to NICS. Note: a conditional

veto by the Governor requiring that due process be explicitly

included would be sucient.

The two bills the Governor needs to sign are:

A3788 Prevents public disclosure o persona

inormation o licensed rearms owners, including name

address, and phone number. The legislation

KEEP URGING GOVERNOR CHRISTIE TOVETO ANTI-GUN BILLS!

continued on page 5



PResiDents MessAgeBY KATHY CHATTERTON

ThE GREaTEquaLIzER vS.RaCISM In aMERICa

Recently our President came out about

his eelings that America is a racist

country. Apparently, despite having been

elected twice, the President still eels that Americans are suspicious o Arican

Americans.

Within the past year we also heard Jamie Foxx declare that he lovedmaking the movie Django because at the end o the movie he got to kill all the

white people. This Saturday Night Live monologue went out o the airwaves

and there was no outrage at all rom the media! Clearly it was not a racist

thing to say i the media didnt think so.

The point o all this is that I believe I have something in common with

those two men who eel demeaned by American society despite their immense

successes and great ortunes. Ater all, I am emale and grew up in the early

days o eminism so I learned rom the eminists that I would have to ght or

everything I wanted in a mans world. They told me that I would be viewed as

a second-class citizen and in no way equal to men.

By that time, my ather and brothers had already taught me that almost all

men were aster and stronger than I. I learned that it was not wise to physically

challenge boys or men in any way that required physical strength. But I hadalso already learned that I was just as smart as they were and in many ways

and with dierent skillsets I could even outperorm boys and men. Maybe

I was just lucky but by the time adulthood rolled around I had developed

a pretty solid belie that in America, i a person wanted to do something,

man or woman, black or white, there was almost always a way to get to that

something i you were smart about it and willing to work or it.

And now as a emale in a male-dominated sport I demonstrate that

theory requently. Why did I get involved with shooting in the rst place?

Well, somebody took me shooting and I was good at it, thats why. Due to the

nature o the sport I ound I could compete strongly especially i I worked

hard at it and learned the skills. I elt I was on equal ground.

Firearms have been called the Great Equalizer. The concept o the Great

Equalizer was originally intended to convey that with a rearm, a weaker

person can deend himsel or hersel rom a stronger assailant as happened in

the case reerred to our President in his speech. This use o rearms or sel-

deense is a basic right o all Americans and the jury in this case, all women,

clearly understood the concept o the Great Equalizer.

Thankully, in my personal experience, the only equality I have had to rely

on with rearms has to do with the ability to compete on a level eld. NRA

pistol is very American sport. Many people are not aware that International

and Olympic shooting competitions do not allow direct competition o

women against men with rearms. Its also a very American sport because you

have to work or your success. This is not a sport that requires continued on page 30

would prevent a repeat o what happened

in New York State in January, when

several newspapers obtained personal

inormation o Empire State gun owners

via reedom o inormation requests and

then published that inormation both

in print and on the internet. Publishing

personal inormation o gun owners

jeopardizes their saety and makes them

targets or gun thet, in addition to

raising signicant privacy concerns.

A3796 Addresses an anomaly inNew Jerseys assault rearms statute

that prevents those still in possession o

banned rearms rom lawully disposing

o them. This bill would reopen a

compliance window or a short time

during which banned rearms could

be lawully disposed o. Although the

compliance window is too short, and the

bill ails to allow or lawul disposition o

banned magazines and ammunition, it

nonetheless oers a limited compliance

opportunity that is a temporary

improvement over current law.Please be sure to subscribe online to

ANJRPCs ree email alerts or the latest

inormation and updates. n

KEEP URGINGGOVERNORCHRISTIE TOVETO

ANTI-GUN BILLS!continued rom page 4

PLEASE DONATETO ANJRPC

Please help us as we deend

against the worst attack on gun

rights in state history.

We are battling in the State House,

in the media, and the courts.

Please support our eorts as we

work to deend reedom.

Donate online at the ANJRPC

website, in person at the Range

Store, or mail a check payable to

ANJRPC to:

ANJRPC Donationsc/o Scott Bach

P.O. Box 651Newoundland, NJ 07435



ANJRPC TRAININGThe calendar o ANJRPCs NRA-certied rearms training classes is below. Pre-registration is required. To register,

and or additional inormation, please call (973) 486-2300 or email [email protected]. The schedule is subject tochangeplease see www.anjrpc.org or the most current inormation.

DATE CLASS TYPE COST LOCATION TIME

Sun., Sept. 8 Personal Protection in the Home $250 Cherry Ridge 9:00am - 5:00 pm

Fri., Sept. 13 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Sat., Sept. 14 Basic Pistol $225 Cherry Ridge 8:00am - 4:00pm

Sun., Sept. 15 Basic Pistol $225 Cherry Ridge 9:00am - 5:00 pm

Fri., Sept. 20 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Sat., Sept. 21 FIRST Steps Pistol (women only) $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Sun., Sept. 22 Reuse to be a Victim $40 Cherry Ridge 9:00am - 1:00pm

Fri., Sept. 27 Personal Protection in the Home $250 Cherry Ridge 9:00am - 5:00 pm

Fri., Oct. 4 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 1:00pm - 5:00 pm

Sat., Oct. 5 FIRST Steps Shotgun $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Fri., Oct. 11 Personal Protection in the Home $250 Cherry Ridge 9:00am - 5:00pm

Sat., Oct. 12 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Fri., Oct. 18 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Sun., Oct. 20 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

Fri., Oct. 25 FIRST Steps Pistol $190 Cherry Ridge 9:30am - 1:30pm

NRA FIRST Steps training is designed to provide hands-on introduction to sae rearms handling, gun parts and operation,

ammunition, shooting undamentals and cleaning the rearm.

Location: Cherry Ridge Range, 100 Range Road, Highland Lakes, NJ 07422

Attention Shotgunners!Try out the new fve stand array on theCherry Ridge shotgun range!

Similar to sporting clays and just as challenging, targets

are launched in dierent directions rom six locations

Key features:

Each stand can control our o the traps A wide variety o targets are presented:

Outgoing Quartering away Incoming Wobble Rabbit Chondel

Controllers have a delay or solo shooting

Its a blast! Range members and their guests can stop intothe Range Store to pick up a target key to control thetraps (the cost is a reasonable 30 cents per bird).



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Mail to: FNRA Dinnerc/o Jennier Pantano78 Rutgers StreetBelleville, NJ 07109

For ino or phone reservations, call Jennier at (201) 268-2618

Checks Payable to: ANJRPC FNRA

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FRIENDS OF NRA DINNER AUCTION!6:00 PM, Saturday, October 19, 2013

The Rosewood, 2863 Woodbridge AvenueEdison, NJ 08837, (732) 549-2900

The evening consists o:Live & Silent Auctions, Drawings, Door Prie

Firearms, Wildlie Art, Mens & Womens Jewelry,

Shooting Accessories, & NRA Specialty ItemsOpen Cash Bar All Evening

50% o the proceeds to beneft New Jerseys Shooting Saety and Education Program

Hosted by ANJRPC

Individual Banquet Ticket$60.00

Couples Banquet Ticket

$110.00Captains Table

$600.00

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2013 NJ STATE SERVICE PISTOL ANDDISTINguISHED REVOLVER CHAmPIONSHIPSby mary badiak

Thirty-nine Bullseye competitors

rom our states tested their

skills with iron sights on June

15 at our Outdoor Bullseye seasons

most unique eventthe combined

State Service Pistol and Distinguished

Revolver Championships. Again hosted

simultaneously at Cherry Ridge and

CJRPC in Jackson, the match helped

select the NJ State Team or CMP

National Matches at Camp Perry, and

gave local shooters a chance to earnleg points. Thirty-ve shooters red

90 rounds with hardball and 28 with

service revolvers25 hardy souls

red both!

Dave Lange o Glen Rock repeated

as NJ State Champion in BOTH events!

He was 1st overall in the Service Pistol

900, ring 855-20X. Mike Soklaski o

Ringoes and Ed Glidden o Old Bridge

nished 4th and 5th overall, with 811-15X

and 802-13 respectively, as the other top

NJ shooters. Lange was also 1st overall

in the Distinguished Revolver 900 with843-21X. Mike Westock o Cranbury

was 3rd with 809-10X and Mike Kirk o

Oradell was 6th with 788-10X.

In the 30-round EIC match

Lange won a CMP gold medal or

his 1st place score o 280-5X. Frank

Greco o Atlantic Highlands earned

8 points towards CMP

Distinguished Pistol

Shot, with 261-3X as

1st among 17 non-

Distinguished. Attaining

this badge is no easy

accomplishmentonly

a select ew have ever;

since 1969, NJ boasts

44 (www.njpistol.com/

Dist.asp) made it. Leg

Points are awardedonly to the top 10%

o non-Distinguished

competitors in EIC

matches, and non-

Distinguished shooters are restricted

to compete in at most three o these

(plus Camp Perry) in any calendar year.

Thirty leg points are needed, including

at least one 8 or 10 point award, over the

course o a lietime. Pistols must be o

the same type and caliber as have been

issued by the US Armed Forces, i.e.,

1911A1 or M9/M92FS with iron sights,4 lb. trigger pull (and a long list o other

restrictionssee www.odcmp.com).

(Come try it at Cherry Ridge in

October! www.njpistol.com/signup/

match_cal.asp?nemail=&date=10-05-

2013#myevent non-Distinguished

shoot FOR FREE and we may have

loaner pistols and ammo!)

In 2004 the NRA established the

Distinguished Revolver program

encouraging revolver shooters to earn

a DR badge, similar to the CMP

Distinguished program described above

Competing one-handed with an iron

sighted revolver is a unique challenge

To date, nine shooters rom NJ haveearned DR badges (www.njpistol

com/DR.asp). In our 30-round DR

match, Lange nished 2nd overall with

281-5X, and Adam Kopstein o Wes

Caldwell nished 2nd among 22 non

distinguished with 260-5X to earn his

rst 6 points. n

Juniors tune up for Camp Perry where they re service pistol withiron-sighted .22s! (l to r - Josh Rotondo, Michael Soklaski, Trevor HoulisSuchisman Gangopadhyay)

June weather for hardball!

Save This Date!

The event o the year has ocially been set.

The ANJRPC Annual Meeting

and FNRA Banquet will be held

Saturday, October 19, 2013.

The dinner will be held at

the Rosewood in Edison, NJ.

Do not miss this event!

Seating will be limited.

Please save the date.

See page 7 or more details.



ANJRPC PRESIDENT WINS NATIONALSERVICE PISTOLWOmAN CHAmPION

TROPHY!

The Service Pistol Championship

or 2013 was held on July 13

at Camp Perry Ohio National

Guard Base, Red Horse Command, in

Port Clinton, Ohio.

ANJRPC President Kathy

Chatterton won the title o High Woman

in the Excellence in Competition Service

Pistol Match. She competed against a

eld o 476 military, police and civilian

competitors to win the title or the

second year in a row.

The National Matches and Small

Arms Firing Schools are annual

national events established by Congress

and President Roosevelt in 1903. The

National Matches continue to be

authorized by ederal law. Competitors

rom all over the United States assemble

to compete or the nations top honors on

an open eld on Lake Erie. Completely

exposed to the elements, shooters must

brave the heat, rain and this year, ankle-

deep water and mud.Its not just a match; its an

adventure! said Kathy. We also had a

tornado touch down and had to clear

the ranges. One o the team matches

was rescheduled and the preliminary

match was shortened to the .22 caliber

pistol only instead o the three calibers

it normally includes. My husband,

Dave Lange, won with a 299 16x out

o a possible 300. Pretty impressive

considering the wind we had that day.

Kathy received the Distinguished

Pistol award in 1998. At that time the

service pistol was the 1911A1, .45 caliber

pistol. Since the ocial U.S. service

pistol was changed to the Beretta 92,

competitors now have a choice o which

pistol they preer to shoot. Kathy now

shoots the Beretta. Its just more un to

shoot, she said.

The National Trophy Individual

Matches were originally shot at Sea Girt,

New Jersey, and moved to the current

location between Toledo and Sandusky,

Ohio, in 1907.

Shooters who dream o attaining the

coveted Distinguished Pistol award come

year ater year to attempt to win the prize.

In order to earn the award, a shooter

must win 30 points. To win points one

must place in the top 10% in match or

a maximum o 10 points per match. The

rearms used must meet specications

and each gun is inspected and the trigger

is weighed beore the match begins.When I was getting my distinguished

badge match ocials handed the required

ammo to make sure all competitors were

using the same kind. It was very hard

ammo to shoot with a lot o recoil.

Most competitors use the sotest ammo

possible to avoid recoil thereby allowing

them to quickly re-acquire the target in

sustained re matches such as rapid re.

Rapid re is ve shots in 10 seconds at

25 yards. Heavy recoil was part o the

challenge then.

Kathy also holds the Distinguished

Revolver badge and numerous nationa

records. She has placed in the Presidents

Hundred (top 100 shooters in the

country, men and women) numeroustimes. Thats a really nice award to

win; there is a gorgeous medal with the

Presidential Crest in gold on a white

eld. I dont know o any sporting award

that bears the seal o the President o the

United States! I would be very interested

to nd that out. Shooting was clearly

valued as a sport at one time in the

history o our country, enough so that

the President created these matches. I

love winning that medal.n

ANJRPC President Kathy Chatterton beingpresented with the award for High Woman in theExcellence in Competition Service Pistol Match atCamp Perry in July, 2013

get FiReARMs tRAining

FRoM AnJRPC!

Sign up or one o our classes today!

See page 6 or a list o current classes

Please see www.anjrpc.org or the

most current inormation



NJ State Federationo Sportsens ClbsFounded in 1935, NJSFSC is a group o outdoor

enthusiasts that believe that hunting, shing and

trapping play a vital role in natural resource conservation. Its easy to

join NJSFSC. Below is inormation about Individual Insurance. Detailed

inormation on their activities is available at: www.njssc.org

Insred Sportsen meber $35.00Receives $1,000,000 excess liability insurance, membership certicate

and the Federation Monthly Newspaper.

Insred Sportsen - Hosehold meber $30.00

Receives insurance coverage and membership certicate. No newspaper.

Sportsen meber $20.00(No insurance) Receives the Federation Monthly Newspaper and a

membership certicate.

Basic Sportsen mebership $5.00Receives a membership certicate. Additional members in the same

household can be listed on a separate sheet o paper.

A NJSFSC Membership Application can be obtained at the ocial NJSFSC

website by inserting this link: http://www.njssc.org/3_indapp.htm

Or requesting an application by contacting them directly at:

N.J. State Federation o Sportsmens Clubs, Inc.

P.O. Box 10173, Trenton, NJ 08650-0173

Phone: 856 881-8347

Savage Range DayPresented by Savage Arms in partnership with Hornady Ammunition and Nikon Optics

September 22, 20139:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m., Cherry Ridge Range

Experience the Accuracy o Savage Arms Ries

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ANJRPC LaunchesMember Rewards

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We are excited to introduce our new Member Rewards program, availableto you as a member o the Association o New Jersey Rife and PistolClubs! To join, log in at www.anjrpc.org and click on the Member Rewardslink rom your prole menu.

Designed to provide exclusive oers to our members, the newMember Rewards program gives you immediate access to THOUSANDSo discounts rom a wide variety o exciting companies like AMC Theatres,Sprint, Walt Disney World, Best Buy, Red Lobster, 1-800-Flowers, Macysand many more.

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ANJRPC Faily Day

at the RangeSaturday, September 7, 2013

Cherry Ridge Range, 9:00 AM 1:00 PM(Rain or Shine)

Men and women, riends and amiliesare invited to a day at the range.

Come see what the shooting sports are all about.

This is a FREE and FUN event!

Try your hand at

Pistol Rife ShotgunWith experienced instructors in a sae and

riendly environment.All equipment is supplied;

do not bring your own rearms.

There is no charge or this event, although a tax-deduct-ible donation to the ANJRPC Foundation to support

frearms saety education is encouraged.

No pre-registration required; you dont have to be a mem-ber o any organiation.

This event runs between 9:00 am and 1:00 pmwith saety instructions every 30-45 minutes.

However, absolutely no one will be admittedater 1:00 pm.

For more inormation, sponsorship opportunities, or to volunteer, see our website:www.anjrpc.org or contact Suzanne Axt at [email protected]

Sponsored by:



Empowering Women

Through the

Shooting Sports

For more information,

go to www.stirandshoot.com

FNRA BANQuETS &FuNDRAISINg AuCTIONSLive & Silent Auctions, Drawings, Door Prize, Wildlie Art,

Mens & Womens Jewelry, Shooting Accessories, NRA &Specialty Items

50% o the proceeds remain in NJ to beneft shooting & saety

education programs

September 5 Hardyston Maria Alampi (973) 948-5069

September 7 Pennsauken Victor A. Lekas (609) 870-9226

October 11 Hampton Duane Swidor (908) 534-4505

October 19 Edison (ANJRPC) Jennier Pantano (908) 534-4505

Reer to the Friends o NRA web site atwww.riendsonra.org or the most up-to-date listings

FNRA COMMITTEESI you would like to see a Friends o NRA event in your town orlocal area or wish to volunteer and be part o a committee, please

call the NRA Field Representative listed below or inormation.

New Jersey: Lou Fico (914) 337-0196 Email: [email protected]

END OF THE EVILEmPIRE SHOOT

Lenin, Stalin, Mao and Kim II Sung are all gone. Castro

is on his way out. The Cold War is over and ormer

Communist Bloc countries are moving rom Marx to

Master Card. Many ComBloc weapons have ound their wayinto the ree world as captured trophies while others have

been shipped here, as those once enslaved by Communism

have ound that Capitalism can be rewarding.

The New Jersey Arms Collectors Club, Inc. invites new

owners o these rearms to complete in a marksmanship

contest as we celebrate the End o the Evil Empire. The event

will be held Saturday, October 5, 2013 at the Cherry Ridge

Range rom 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. (Sight-in at 9:00 a.m.).

Entry ees are $20 or complete series or $5 per event or

NJACC members, and $30 or the complete series or $10 per

event or non-NJACC members (price dierential applicable

toward membership dues). Re-entry is $2. A lunch o Polish

sausage and pierogi is included with entry ees. Prizes areComBloc medals or trophies to best in class. Eligible rearms

are curios and relics o the period (unmodied Soviet guns

captured by Finland are OK), and most matches require

original iron sights.

All gun owners with a sense o humor in the Peoples

Republic o New Jersey are invited to bring their comrades.

For more inormation about the event or specic

matches within the event contact Chairman o the Shooting

Directorate Stanislaus Gurski at (732) 388-1202 or

[email protected]. n

JUNIOR PISTOL ORIENTATIONNOW REqUIRED

Attention Cherry Ridge Range members: All junior

members (12-18) must now attend a special pistol range

orientation and saety brieng beore they can use the

pistol range. Please see www.anjrpc.org or details or

email Paul Raynolds at [email protected]



AIR RIFLE 101 OPEN HOuSE AT RIDgEWOOD RIFLE CLuBC

ompetitive shooting, whether it be smallbore rife or air

rife, is the heart and soul o the Ridgewood Rife Club

whose roots in Bergen County trace back to 1915. The

club itsel is older than that. It is located on Chestnut Street,

Ridgewood, New Jersey, and as dated by its cornerstone the

range was built in 1951.

As inconspicuous as it may appear, it is an important rite o

passage or present day national and Olympic smallbore and air

rife competitors rom New Jersey and beyond. While smallbore/

air rife is a close community, it is not a closed community. To open

this sport to the general shooting community, whether civilians

interested in learning about rearms, or high power shootersinterested in keeping their eyes

sharp during the winter months,

or juniors interested in learning

about air rife shooting, the

RRC is hosting an open house

entitled Air Rife 101 to be

held on Saturday, October 5.

The program is scheduled to

begin at 9:00 a.m. and run or

about three hours or until the

pizza delivery arrives. Saety

will be eatured rst, ollowed

by the dierent types o rifes available or competitive shooting

pump versus compressed air, manuacturers, sights, etc.; the

two organizations/governing bodies presently oering nationa

air rife competition matches and rankings: the NRA and USA

Shooting; basic rules, course(s) o re, targets and scoring; basic

equipment; college and scholarships, and Q/A period prior to

range time.

It is the hope o Rich Clark, the president o the

Ridgewood Rife Club, that amiliarity will generate interest

and possible participation in one or more o the three air rife

matches that RRC presently runs during the winter season, or

other matches run by ANJRPC member clubs.From the shooters perspective, this event presents the

opportunity to see the club, learn the course o re, and then

put it all to work on one o the clubs match dates. These

matches consist o 60 shots ohand (standing) at 10 meters

and can benet any rife shooter whos shooting and training

opportunities are limited over the winter months. The event

will be open to 14 participants to ensure that all get appropriate

coaching and sucient range time to test re all air rifes,

and though all are invited, prior registration is required. Call

Mandy Otero, RRCs Executive Ocer, ANJRPC Regiona

Vice President and Chairman o Smallbore Shooting or

ANJRPC at (201) 653-0247. n

The Right to Carry Road Show is Back!

GET UTAH & FLORIDA CCW PERmITSAT CHERRY RIDGE RANGE!

All aspects o CCW application processing conveniently handled or you

at one location (ngerprinting, photos, notary, application completion, etc).

What otherwise takes weeks to assemble on your own is completed in a ew hours!

ANJRPC helped innovate this concept several years ago now its back by popular

demand, administered in partnership with Gun For Hire at the Cherry Ridge

Clubhouse.

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! (see below)

Upcoming dates:

August: 08/19/13 (FL-5 pm; UT-6 pm); 08/25/13 (FL-8 am; UT-9 am).

September: 09/13/13 (FL-12 pm; UT-1pm); 09/27/13 (FL-5 pm; UT-6 pm)

October: 10/12/13 (FL-2pm; UT-3pm); 10/25/13 (FL-2pm; UT-3pm)

FEE IS $200 (Utah) and $50 (Florida)

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED: Contact Charlie Padula at [email protected] or (888) 486-3674 ext. 127

Note: This program is or non-resident CCW permits. Floridas CCW permit application can only be submitted ater prior completion otraining, which is not part o this service. NRA Basic Pistol and First Steps certied pistol training classes satisy this requirementseeANJRPC training schedule on page 6. Also, please note that Florida non-resident permits are not currently being honored in Pennsylvania.



ANJRPC meber Clbs

Attention meber Clbsand Oranizations:Renew Yor ANJRPCmebership or 2013

As a club or organization member o ANJRPC, you are

a part o the association that is leading the ght topreserve your rearms rights in New Jersey. ANJRPC

is the ocial NRA state organization, and its mission isto implement all o the programs and activities at the statelevel that the NRA does at the national level. This includesdeending the Second Amendment, promoting rearmsactivities throughout the state and supporting the interests oall rife, pistol and/or shooting clubs in New Jersey.Basic club membership includes:

Listing in News & Bries and on the ANJRPC website,subject to available space

Links rom the ANJRPC website to your clubs websiteNews & Bries magazines delivered to your club

Premium club membership includes: Basic membership benets listed above Posting o your events on the ANJRPC website and inNews & Bries Magazine, subject to available space

Limited group access to the Associations Cherry RidgeRange (2 days per year), subject to scheduling availabilityand compliance with all saety rules and requirements,and other conditions. Premium Club membership issubject to prior approval, and may be revoked at any timein ANJRPCs sole discretion.

Basic Club membership is $40 per year, and Premium Clubmembership is $100 per year. To join or renew, visit our websiteat www.anjrpc.org/?member_clubs or complete the orm at theright.

Club/Organization Name: ____________________________

Address: ___________________________________________

City/State/Zip: ______________________________________

Phone: _____________________________________________

Web Address: ______________________________________

Mailing Address or UPS: ____________________________(UPS will not deliver to a P.O. Box)

Number oNews & Bries needed: _____________________

Would you like to be listed under Places to Shoot? oYes oNo

Contact Name/Title: _________________________________

Contact Phone: _____________________________________

Contact Email: ______________________________________

Alternate Contact Name/Title: ________________________

Alternate Contact Phone & Email: _____________________

Please make check payable to ANJRPC and mail to:

ANJRPC

C/O MARIA ALAMPI

MEMBER CLUB RELATIONS

P.O. BOX 617

AUGUSTA, NJ, 07822-0617

For questions or comments, please contact: Maria Alampi

(973) 948-6069 Email: [email protected]

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Bayview Rod & Gun ClubBergen Bowmen Inc.Bergen County Federation o

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LLCBig Pine Tree Rod & Gun Club,

LLCBobs Little Sport Shop, Inc.Brainards Rod & Gun ClubBridge & Tunnel Police Combat

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Club O Central NJ, Inc.Croton Rod & Gun Club

Cumberland RifemenDelran Junior Marksman ClubInc.

EMD Printing And Promotions

Fair Lawn Pistol & Rife Club,Inc.

Florham Pistol & Rife Club

Franklin Revolver & RifeAssociation, Inc.Freehold Fin Fur & FeatherSports Club, Inc.Garden State Black Powder

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Collector ClubJersey Three Square Deer ClubJoseph A.Citta Scout ReservationLake Island Rife & Pistol Club

Lincoln Park ArchersMallard Trap ClubMarine Corps League - Dept o

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Marine Corps League WestHudson Dept #209

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Club,Inc.RTSP, LLCSarco, Inc.

Saxton Falls Rod & GunClub, Inc.

Secaucus Pistol Club

Shongum SportsmensAssociationShore Shot Pistol RangeShot & Feathers Humting ClubSouth Jersey Shooting ClubSouth Park Hunting Club, Inc.South River Pistol ClubSquare Circle Sportsmen O

Camden County Inc.Stir And Shoot, LLCStonewall Gun ClubSuburban Pistol LeagueTelco Sportsmens Club Inc.Tenafy Rife & Pistol Club, Inc.The Third NJ Regiment, the

Jersey BluesTri Caliber R & P Club O N.J.

Union County Federation oSportsmens Clubs, Inc.Waldwick Pistol & Rife Club. IncWoodstock Gun Club, Inc. n



ANJRPC Buyers

GuideThe ANJRPC Buyers Guide oers ree advertising or our

members businesses, a comprehensive guide to local and

national shooting, hunting and outdoor trade vendors, and

discounted goods and services or ANJRPC members.

Help keep your dollars in the pro-Second

Amendment community, and out o the hands o

anti-gunners!

www.anjrpcbyerside.co

AnJRPC g

Crfca AvaabMemberships or Merchandise!

(973) 764-1400

Get Your Gear at Cherry Ridge!Shooting supplies are available at the CherryRidge Range Store

Targets, target rames and backers, stapleguns, clothing items and other goods oeredat discounted prices

Clay throwers and target rames can be rentedat reasonable prices

Git certifcates are also availableFree coee and tea in the clubhouse!

Store hours: 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.7 days a week (973) 764-4100

EQuIPmENT DONATIONS

The ANJRPC Foundation would like to thank Adorama

and Elvex Corporation or their generous donation oshooting eyewear. All donated equipment is used or

sold to support ANJRPC activities, and we thank donators

or their support to help make each o our outreach events a

continuing success.

We can still use any shooting-related items that you

can donate. Donations to the ANJRPC Foundation are

tax-deductible and we will provide a receipt or the value o

all donations. Email Dave Lange at [email protected] or call

(201) 891-2376 i you would like to donate something, or i

you have questions about making a donation. n



DISCOuNTS FOR ANJRPC mEmBERS

As part o our ongoing eort to add value to ANJRPC membership, we have arranged or a number o businesses and proessionals to oer discounts to current

ANJRPC members who present their valid membership cards. Visit www.anjrpc.org requently to see the latest updated list. Discounts are 10% or all discounters

unless otherwise specied. This service is oered without charge to participating discounters.

ANJRPC is not responsible or typographical errors or omissions and suggests that you bring a copy o this page or a printout rom our website when requesting a

membership discount. Discounts do not apply to rearms, sale merchandise, or where a special price has been quoted unless specically listed below. Many o the businesse

and proessionals listed below also appear in our Classied Advertisements section, which appears in the latter hal o this magazine.

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Jis military Collectibles 28 Elm Street,Harrington Park, NJ 07640, (201) 750-1306. 10% on everything

but rearms.

Jup Guitars A Custom Guitar Service Shop Since1983. John M. Parrilli, Hawthorne, NJ, (973) 304-0538.

[email protected] 5% discount on all parts and labor toANJRPC and all private NRA-aliated gun club members.

Law Ofce o Brian R. Koch Legal services ocusingon Federal (IRS) Tax Law and liens, Federal and all State tax lings.

16 Norcross Avenue , Metuchen, NJ 08840, TEL: (732) 983-1333,FAX: (732) 548-5455 (ax) [email protected] 20% discounto standard rates (fat and hourly available) or ANJRPC members.

Annmarie D. mulcahey Leikau, Es. andConrad R. Leikau, Es. (Registered Patent

Attorney #35,242) Legal services ocusing on Patent,Trademark, Entrepreneurs and Small Business, Social Security,Federal Employee Labor, Veterans Benets and Appeals, USERRA.3 Frewert Lane, Branchburg, NJ 08876, (908) 218-0598.www.leikaufaw.com 10% discount.

Lucianos Sport Shop 323 Garibaldi Avenue, Lodi, NJ07644, (973) 773-8192. 5% discount on rearms, 10% discounton accessories (or regularly-priced in-stock merchandise only).

mag-na-port International 41302 ExecutiveDrive, Harrison Township, MI 48045-1306, (586) 469-6727www.magnaport.com 15% discount to ANJRPC and NRA members.

mastodon Ao & Cao New and used rearms(rearm consignments welcome), ammunition, gunsmithing, baitand tackle.Five miles north o Cherry Ridge Range (ammunitiondelivery to range available). 195 Highland Lakes Road

(Route 638), Highland Lakes, NJ 07422, (973) 764-9550.www.MastodonAmmo.com [email protected] 15%o ammunition and accessories. All new gun purchases belowMSRP with tax and NICS included.

meltzers Sporting Goods 118 Outwater Lane, Gareld,NJ 07026, (973) 478-7647. www.meltzerssportinggoods.com$10 o any NEW rearm in stock or 10% o any used rearm in stock.

mikes Gun Shop 355 Anderson Ave, Fairview, NJ07022, (201) 941-5661. www.jerseypolicesupply.com

mil-Co Products Copany NRA LicensedGun Care System including TW25B Gun Grease, MC2500Gun Oil, MC25 Gun Cleaner/Degreaser, and MC50 BoreCleaner. Ocial Lubricant o Sig Sauer U.S. Military-GradeExtreme Perormance Products. Based in East Rutherord, NJ,(201) 935-8561 www.nraguncare.com 10% discount on guncare products. Enter promotional code NJAwhen ordering.

missouri Bullet Copany Bullets, primers, brass,

and accessories. 1551 SW 25th Road, Kingsville, MO 64061,(816) 597-3204. [email protected] www.missouribullet.com 5% discount. Enter discount code anjrpc-gc with order.Large orders (group buys) may qualiy or greater discounts.

mock Rock Resuracing iCoat concreteoverlay fooring, countertop resuracing, shower FX, outdoorrecreation construction. Erich Gieger, (973) 809-0281.www.mockrockresuracing.com Free estimates, 10% discount.

New Jersey Firears Acadey (201) 386-9451.www.njrearms.com 25% discount.

NJNET Web Site Design Since 1997 Web sites,video production, search engine optimization. Ask or Jim Noble,Owner, 711 Highway 35, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702, Toll Free(866) 741-7000. www.njnet.net [email protected] 20% discount.

NTB Coputer Consulting, LLC For all o yourcomputing needs.One on One Instr uction or General PC Operation,Web Browsing. Email, Microsot Oce Applications, Scanners and

Graphics, and PC Tune-ups. Charles A. Mueller Owner, 34Lindbergh Trail, Rockaway, NJ 07866-4705, (973) [email protected] www.ntbcc.net 10% discount.

The Owls Nest Gun & Bow 97 Route 519,Phillipsburg, NJ 08865, (908) 995-7903. 10% on everything butrearms and bows.

Old Tappan Chiropractic All aspects ochiropractic medicine including auto and sports injuries.Dr. Gary La Rocca, D.C., 183 Old Tappan Road, SecondFloor, Old Tappan, NJ 07675, Oce: (201) 497-6612, Cell:(201) 738-7026, [email protected], www.oldtappanchiropractic.comInitial no-cost consultation. Please contact us or specicinormation about the discounts available.

PBR Firears Training Pistol, Rife and PersonalProtection. Personalized rearms training or individuals, smallgroups, and amilies. Paul B. Raynolds - NRA Training Counselorand Firearms Instructor. Summit, NJ 07901, (908) [email protected] www.pbrtraining.com

Pest Be Gone, LLC Full service pest control managementcompany specializing in pest control, animal control and termite treatments.P.O. Box 404, Gareld NJ 07026, (888) 855-2847(BUGS) or ( 973)460-8030. www.pestbegone.biz Free Spring Termite inspection.All inclusive: $424.00 (single amily house 33% discount).Just bugs: $345.00 (single amily house 33% discount). Special20% o any written estimate rom another pest company. Formilitary currently serving overseas, any service perormed at cost.

Planet Wireless Inc. Metal detectors, computer & networkingsolutions, telephone & security cameras. Gerard Cummings,Rutherord, NJ 07070, (201) 507-9590. [email protected] 10 to 20% o any metal detector in stock.

RAD Custo Bowstrings and Cables Manuacturing custom made strings and cables using BCY materials

or all compounds and crossbows.Roger A. Dean, Jr., P.O. Box 1366,Jackson, NJ, (609) 713-2701. [email protected] www.radcustombowstrings.com 10% o all strings and services.

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DISCOuNTS FOR ANJRPC mEmBERS continued rom page 18Rainbow Window Cleaning Commercial andresidential window cleaning service serving Bergen, Morris,Passaic, and Sussex Counties and beyond. Ask or Regis Ferrence,Owner, Hardyston, NJ, (973) 697-9363. [email protected] 10% discount or ANJRPC members.

Rasey Outdoor 240 Route 17 North, Paramus,

NJ 07652, (201) 261-5000. 835 Route 17 South, Ramsey, NJ07446, (201) 327-8141. Roxbury Mall, 281 Route 10 East,Succasunna, NJ 07876, (973) 584-7798 www.ramseyoutdoor.com Valid or in store purchases only.

* NEW * Residential Hoe Funding Corp. We take care o all your mortgage needs. For a ree appraisal withyour application please call Bruce Laukaitis at (917) 520-2354or e-mail [email protected]. Additional discountsgiven to Veterans, Policemen, Firemen and Teachers - NMLS#61565 - Company NMLS #34973

RTSP LLC Indoor Rife and Pistol Range. Also oering civiliandeensive training, LEO training and certication, NRA-certied

rearms training courses, rearm accessories, and tacticalsimunitions training. 961 Route 10 East , Unit 2F, Randolph, NJ07869, (973) 434-7600. [email protected] www.rtsponline.com 10% discount.

Sandy Hook Fishing Adventures Charter boatshing or stripers, fuke, sea bass, tog, blues, and founder.

Captain Bob Morrell, Sea Venture Marina, 62 Fith Street,Dock A, Slip #2 Highlands, NJ 07732, CELL: (848) 218-2425.www.sandyhookshing.com [email protected]% o any ull- or hal-day shing charter. Call or reservations.

Seier Kitchens & Baths Largest Showroom in NewJersey! Cabinetry, countertops, installation, and more. 16 OldBloomeld Avenue, Pine Brook, NJ 07058, (973) [email protected] www.seier.com 10% o our American MadeMidContinent Cabinetry, other discounts or our other brands.

Sig Borstad Archery & Hunting Archery andhunting equipment and accessories. 7 Old Rudetown Road (oRoute 94), McAee, NJ 07428, (973) 827-6527. 10% o newmerchandise (excluding bows and arrows).

The Shooters Corner, Inc. 8 New JerseyAve., Lake Hopatcong, NJ 07849, (973) 663-5159.www.benchrest.com/shooterscorner/ 10% on everything but rearms.

Silent Predator Camo Wool Hunting Clothes Made to Orderor Men and Women. John Scerbo, Wantage, NJ, (201) 637-5527.Tom Larkin, Tuckahoe, NY, (914) 793-0824. www.silentpredatorstore.com

10% o rst order using coupon code ANJRPC11Silk City Calendar Copany CustomizedPromotional Items. 375 Totowa Avenue, Paterson, NJ 07502-2126,(973) 790-6805. 20% o all orders.

Space Fars Zoo & museu (Including anexceptional collection o antique rearms). Route 519, Sussex, NJ,(973) 875-5800. www.spacearms.com 10% amily discount.

Tech Pubs Solutions A Veteran-Owned Small Business Full-service technical publishing specialists oering technicalwriting and illustrating, general copy writing/editing, art and product

photography, press releases, Website design, and marketing and salessupport materials including brochures and fyers. Chris Wyman, 41Barry Drive South, Highland Lakes, NJ 07422, (973) [email protected] www.TechPubsSolutions.com 20% orst project, 10% o additional projects.

Telcomaven Computer printer and laptop repairs. Avayatelephones and systems. Barry Bellin, 871 Prince Street. Teaneck,

NJ 07666. [email protected]. (201) 833-4091. 20%discount o printer and laptop repairs. 10% o Avaya telephones,systems, service, and repairs.

TFB Systes IT consulting services or small and mid-sized business. Planning, compliance, repairs, on-call support,and more. Serving Northern New Jersey and NYC. P.O. Box 401,Denville, NJ 07834, (201) 254-3212. [email protected] 10% discount on hourly services orANJRPC member owned businesses.

Urbach & Avraha, CPAs, LLC Expert witnessservices in nancial raud, embezzlement, and estate administrationmatters. We ollow the money. We oer a ull range o accounting,audit, tax, and specialized services rarely oered under one roo bya local rm at reasonable rates. Jerey D. Urbach, 1581 Route 27,

Suite 201, Edison, NJ 08817, TEL: (732) 777-1158, FAX: (732)777-1161. [email protected] www.ua-cpas.com 15% discounton hourly rate or ANJRPC members.

US Arorent General hunting and shooting equipmentand accessories.3 North Columbus Blvd., Suite 204, Philadelphia,PA 19106, (877) 746-6865Toll Free (Outside PA), (215) 574-7610 (PA)

www.usarmorment.com 5% additional discount on all items instock. Enter coupon code NJRP07at checkout.

Law Ofces o Joseph Veteri, Es., LLC Legal services ocusing exclusively on all aspects o diverseresidential real estate closings anywhere in New Jersey. 100Morris Avenue, Suite 301, Springeld, NJ 07081, TEL:(973) 218-6605, FAX: (973) 218-6619. [email protected]

* NEW * Visions Reverse mortgages orAerica - We take care o all your reverse mortgage needs.For a ree appraisal with your application please call BruceLaukaitis at (917) 520-2354 or e-mail [email protected]. NMLS #61565 - Company NMLS #34973

W.D. Sharpe Security Systes & ElectricalContractor (973) 773-3359 www.wdsharpe.com CentralStation Monitoring (20% o standard alarm monitoring rates).

Wildlie Taxidery by Richard G.Santoauro Award winning taxidermy or over 35

years. Richard G. Santomauro, 1732 State Highway 71, Wall,NJ 07719-3100, (732) 449-5950. [email protected], www.velvet-antlers.com, andwww.taxidermyrental.com 10% to any ANJRPC card carrying-members, not to be used with any other discounts.

Xtree machines Sales and service o motorcycles,ATVs, personal watercrat, snowmobiles, generators, and otherpower sports products. Authorized dealer o Can-Am, Victory,Polaris, Triumph, Arctic-Cat, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki,Ural, Sea-Doo, Honda, and Royal Eneld. Michael Resciniti,700 Highway 33, Millstone Township. NJ 08535, TEL:(732) 786-9696, FAX: (732) 786-9020, [email protected],www.XtremeMachines.us, 15% o Parts and Accessories.

Please help us to help you: I you know o a retailer, proessional, or other entity that would like to oer similar discounts to our members, please have them contact

us. Perhaps you even have a business that would like to oer a discount to our members. To participate in ANJRPCs vendor discount program, or to comment on your

experience with participating vendors, please contact Suzanne Axt at [email protected].

ANJRPC, Inc. Cherry Ridge Range Highland Lakes Range Phone 973-764-4100Atlantic County Firearms Training Ctr. (Sat-Sun) Egg Harbor Township Range Phone 609-926-3491Bayview Rod & Gun Club South Amboy Hugh Wilson, Treas 732-671-9051Bobs Little Sport Shop, Inc. Glassboro Bob Viden, Jr. 856-881-7575Bullet Hole Range and Gun Shop Belleville Manny 973-759-3963Central Jersey Rife & Pistol Club Jackson John F. Scott 800-548-6386Citiens Range & Recreation Club O Central NJ, Inc. Princeton Junction Carol Katona 609-799-9890Cumberland Rifemen Millville Paul Adamowski 609-390-3941Delran Junior Rifemen Delran Eugene Fusco 856-461-4585Franklin Revolver & Rife Association, Inc. Franklin Charlin Ryerson 973-764-4261Heritage Guild o Easton Easton, Pa Matt Hitchcock 610-258-5500Hutton Hill Rife & Revolver Club Winslow Township Pual Stern 609-926-1400Lake Island Rife & Pistol Club Carteret Robin Fox 732-396-3395Mallard Trap Club Monroe Township Dennis Hughes

www.mallardtrapclub.orgMullica Hill Rife & Pistol Club Audubon Paul Dare 856-546-5376New Jersey Clay Target Club Faireld Club House 973-227-1139

Old Bridge Rife and Pistol Club Old Bridge Anna Brunner 908-272-5513Outdoor Womans Program (Div NJ Fish & Wildlie) Linda Buono 908-735-7040Police Association O South Jersey Berlin Raymond McCarty 609-268-8217Ridgewood Rife Club Ridgewood Mandy Otero 201-653-0347Riverdale Police Pistol Range Riverdale Ted Guis 973-616-0374RTSP Range Randolph Range Phone 973-434-7600Shongum Sportsmens Association Hackettstown William Fusco 908-637-8487Shore Shot Pistol Range Lakewood Kyle Sherman 732-905-6888Somerset County Fish & Game Protective Assn. Bridgewater Paul Mondok 908-658-9319South Jersey Shooting Club Winslow Dan Walker 856-229-3013South River Pistol Club South River Jack Sykulski 732-257-4078Telco Sportsmens Club, Inc. Atco Thomas Lemens, Treas 856-768-5149Tenafy Rife & Pistol Club, Inc. Tenafy John Scarpantonio, Sec 201-567-5695Waldwick Rife & Pistol (Waldwick Residents) Waldwick Drew Churchson 201-444-3671The Westside Rife And Pistol Range NYC Darren Leung 212-939-7287Wild Wings Hunt Club Manchester John Simone 732-657-2391Woodland Park Range Woodland Park Anthony P Colandro 888-486-3674

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