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Two New ranges in North Jersey, Whippany and Wharton !!

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msokad    3

msokad
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Or any info about the Wharton range. Our any other new ranges in north jersey. We need some more outdoor range options in north jersey.

I would love to see another outdoor range in addition to Cherry Ridge, but too many things are against it.

 

No walls to baffle noise.

EPA rules to deal with.

Too expensive to buy land and you would need to buy it away from any urban areas because of the gunfire.

 

That is just a few I could think of. I should ask family and friends that live in free America across the river about outside ranges.

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Rob0115    1,105

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Capitalist Marksman

  • LocationBehind the 2A Iron Curtain
  • Home Range:Woodland Park

Posted Yesterday, 10:37 PM

We will be launching an IPO in the next year and GFH will be going public and franchising to 30 plus locations in the US. None will be as small as the three ranges being built, they will all be large full service establishments like Woodland Park. Having three tiny ranges (two of which are WAY to close to RTSP) does not work into my business model. Sorry to disappoint. But you shall see.

 

Ant

 

 

Platinum and founding should get pre IPO shares.  You know, like a private equity deal.  Where do I send my check?

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Rob0115    1,105

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It's the same township - not the same town.  That was my only point.

 

Budd Lake aint Flanders, but they're both Mount Olive Twp,  Whippany aint Cedar Knolls, but they're both Hanover Twp.  K?

I think Whippany / Cedar Knolls are more like Montville / Towaco being Montville Township.  Same police, fire, schools.  Just another zip code. 

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