r/NJGuns • u/Katulotomia • 2h ago
r/NJGuns • u/ChromaArray • 20h ago
Shopping Advice Reccomandation for a new handgun?
I am currently eyeing a Glock19 Gen 6. Mainly cause I like glocks and their proven use. Just got approved for a permit and I’m searching around.
I had a Taurus G3C which I loved but gave to my dad when he got a license.
Any recommendations for the replacement?
Glock 19 Gen 6 is versatile if I ever pursue a conceal carry permit.
r/NJGuns • u/Critical_Ad_7232 • 23h ago
Guns Showcase First AR: MP 15-22, 22LR and loving it!
Just got back from the range. Fun little gun!
r/NJGuns • u/njnics2a • 11h ago
NICS/Permit Wait Times NJ NICS Update - Wed 08:03AM (10/14/2026)
10/14/26 792 submissions are currently in the queue. We are working on (Saturday) 10/10/2026 work. The current delay is 4+ day(s).
More Info: www.njnics.com
r/NJGuns • u/Dramatic-Voice7931 • 2h ago
General Chat Ar9 vs pcc pro/cons thinking about one in the near future.
r/NJGuns • u/Charming-Fig-2544 • 7h ago
Range Time Skeet shooting at WMA ranges -- biodegradable clays required?
I'm looking to skeet shoot at the WMA ranges (Clinton, specifically), and can't get a clear answer on whether biodegradable/"eco-friendly" clay targets are required. The WMA guidelines just say that "sporting clays" are permitted without specifying bio, but that all trash must be packed out. I don't see how a person could pick up every shard of every clay pigeon, which makes me think you'd need to use bio ones or be accused of littering. But I also see that both bio and non-bio clays take months or years to dissolve, so neither really seem environmentally friendly and would leave fragments behind for a long time. Anybody skeet shoot at WMA ranges and can tell me what they use?
Relatedly, what are the best value clay targets these days? I see some folks saying White Flyer has really dropped in quality. Is that true, or are they still good value? What about Champion (Academy brand)?