not sure if im missing the thread on the state legislature attacking shooting ranges
Have no idea what you’re talking about.
Some more context?
Outdoor ranges…
Thanks. Will move this to laws and activism category:
S4360 Statement:
This bill requires a municipality in which an outdoor firing range is located to adopt a zoning ordinance establishing safety guidelines for outdoor firing ranges.
The safety guidelines are to include requirements pertaining to the posting of signage that displays the location and presence of an outdoor fire range and the range’s hours of operation. In addition, the municipality may establish requirements that are consistent with current law regarding the caliber and gauge of ammunition that may be used on the grounds of the outdoor firing range. The requirements also may include the location of side and impact berms on the outdoor firing range property and any other safety requirements deemed necessary by the governing body and consistent with current law and guidelines promulgated by the Department of Law and Public Safety.
The bill requires the municipality that enacts a firing range zoning ordinance to provide notice of the public hearing required under current law to the residents of the municipality in which the firing range is located and residents of municipalities located within one mile of the firing range.
How would this affect long time established ranges like cherry ridge?
The intended purpose of the bill is to eliminate anything gun related. They will stop at nothing to make the US like England. There could have been a range established in 1791 by GW and they would shut it down.
Bologna Sammich Democrats! Why dont you fix the fucking roads instead of taxing us into oblivion! They dont do shit to fix anything! 42.00 to drive from Edison to Manhattan. This state is a disgrace!
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NJ S4360 is a New Jersey Senate bill introduced on May 12, 2025 , by Senator Troy Singleton (D-7). The bill, titled “An Act concerning firearm safety, supplementing Title 2C of the New Jersey Statutes, and amending P.L.1975, c.291,” requires municipalities with outdoor firing ranges to adopt zoning ordinances that establish safety guidelines.
Key Provisions:
- Municipal Zoning Authority : Requires the governing body of a municipality with an outdoor firing range to enact a zoning ordinance establishing safety guidelines.
- Safety Requirements :
- Signage : Mandates conspicuous signage displaying the location of the firing range and its operating hours.
- Ammunition Limits : Allows municipalities to impose limitations on the caliber and gauge of ammunition used.
- Berms : Requires specific placement of side and impact berms on the firing range property.
- Additional Safeguards : Permits other safety measures deemed necessary by the municipality, consistent with state law and guidelines from the Department of Law and Public Safety.
- Public Notice : Requires municipalities to provide notice of public hearings to residents within the municipality and those in municipalities within one mile of the firing range.
Legislative Status:
- Introduced : May 12, 2025
- Referred to : Senate Law and Public Safety Committee
- Reported Favorably : December 4, 2025
- Latest Action : Reported from Senate Committee, 2nd Reading (December 4, 2025)
- Companion Bill : A5752 (Assembly version) was introduced on June 12, 2025, and referred to the Assembly Public Safety and Preparedness Committee.
The bill is currently pending further legislative action in the New Jersey Legislature.
And this will stop “gun violence” how?
By closing the current legal outdoor ranges in Jersey (like my own S Jersey Shooting Club) to make Broadway in Camden and JFK Blvd in Jersey City the most favored outdoor ranges in the state.
They are, of course, the locations of the mobile “Juan, Jose and DeShawn Gunshops” (Out of the trunk of a 66 Impala tonight and a 70 Chrysler Imperial tomorrow night) where the only paperwork is green, and if they don’t have what you want in stock, they’ll steal it for you.
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