I have a slug gun and a scope on it that I need to sight in, but I don't have the equipment or know-how to do it myself. Is there anyone else here that shoots on the Colliers Mills rifle range that can help me out?

Do you have directions to that place? I have heard about it. Is it an open range you can just drive up to and shoot at? I might be able to help you with the sighting.

make sure you have your current NJ Firearm Hunting License when shooting there, also no handguns or centerfire rifles allowed. Goto this web site as well, many guys from that area:

www.newjerseyhunter.com

Does a police officer need a hunting license to shoot there? I haven't bought my firearms one yet this year, just bow.

everyone needs there NJ Firearm license to shoot there....If ask me can we carry our off duty while there? Yes we can

If you're going there from the north (as your location indicates) I guess you would take the Turnpike (or any other north-south road of your choice) south to I-195. Take I-195 to Exit 11 and go south. When you reach CR 526, go roughly straight across (the road is offset a bit to the left). Follow that road (Davis Station Road) south and make the first right (still Davis Station Road). When you reach a T intersection, turn left. Now you're on CR 539. Stay on that for a little while, and make the first left after you pass New Egypt Speedway. This is Colliers Mills Road... go straight down to where it turns to sand and go into the WMA. Take the left and follow that down and across the power lines and the rifle range (and bow range next to it) will have a large gravel lot to park in on the left.

Like BOWHUNTERCOP said, make sure you have your NJ firearm hunting license. You can use rimfire rifles, muzzleloaders, and slug guns.

i havent been there in a while but usually you will find people to help you out. last time i was there they didnt have any tables. your dealing with a sandy pit.

I was there in July and they have four tables now. Also they got rid of the baffles in front of the three covered stations. And used the shell-laden soil to fill ruts on the trail on the way in.

Sure as hell sounds like a great place to shoot!

Thanks much to liquidorange for helping me out! Great guy!