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    I have been to Colliers Mills shotgun range my boys are not really into it though. I primarily bow hunt deer, sat looking for turkeys a couple of times need to get into pheasant and waterfowl this year.

    I usually hunt the Monmouth County parks, Colliers Mills and Turkey Swamp.

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    What breed of hunting dog? I'd recommend getting involved with NAVHDA. It's a great resource for training dogs and meeting other people with hunting dogs. If your looking to get some help with training check out Bob at shore shot kennals in baranaget. He's a top notch breeder and trainer. Welcome to the madness.........err I mean forum
    Yes you can keep legally your shotgun in your work vehicle. 
    Thanks I've got a Deutsch Drahthaar... German shorthair. Do lots with our club at Colliers Mills thought about navhda lots of training opps.

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    Thanks for the heads up I am down in Monmouth County so Clinton is pretty far for me. With my kids being in sports my time is really not my own anymore and with my new hunting dog I'm trying to train her up she's only 4 months old.

    however I do work in Piscataway area and sometimes I can go right from there to places I need to be... That is if the law will allow me to carry a Shotgun in my work vehicle???

    Hi, Chris! Welcome aboard. Nice to see that you're passing your shooting hobby along to your kids. [emoji3] And I'm not surprised that interest in our new laws is one of the things that drove you here. That's a hot topic on these forums... usually across several threads at any given time!
    You might want to keep an eye on the Events forum, too... we occasionally hold events where you can meet other forum members and put faces to screen names. One is coming up at the RTSP range (in Randolph NJ) in October that are administrator [mention=1418]67gtonut[/mention] was nice enough to put together... and we'll probably have another Shotgun Shootout at the Clinton Wildlife Mgmt Area soon enough, too (that's a recurring event that one of our Moderators, [mention=2170]Krdshrk[/mention], plans and announces). 
    Enjoy the forums! 


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    Thanks what's weird is I don't feel 40 something. 50 is around the corner... meatloaf andn the early bird and I'm looking forward to it.

     

    Welcome. 40 sumtin is young bro, especially here.

    Try the meatloaf, it’s good

     

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    Hey I'm Chris from Howell Township 40 something old guy got into hunting about 4 years ago. picked up a few toys to play with just trying to keep abreast of the new gun laws.
     
    Lifelong New Jersey resident born in Point Pleasant Hospital before it was torn down for townhouses.
     
    Always looking for good used guns for my 14 year old and 10 year old shotguns break action semi automatics anybody has something laying around they can part with and it's a good price please hit me up.
     
     
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    Cewoz, welcome to the forums.  If you have not already, I recommend you introduce yourself in the new members thread.
    You are inaccurate on several counts.
    Fine to travel with a long gun anywhere AS LONG AS you have your NJ FID card with you.  Ammo and firearm need not be in separate areas of the vehicle.  I believe having the firearm and ammo in separate fastened containers meets the requirements of the law.
    OP, IANAL, but I would not recommend storing the ammo on the gun itself.
    Sorry about that I just buttef it in this conversation no one knows who I am. Life long new Jersey shore resident had my FId card at 18 really never did anything with it. Until a few years ago my son want to get into hunting.

    I may have made a mistake in this with a handgun rule which I would have thought of would be the same. From my understanding A loaded magazine for my nine would be considered a felony if it was in my car even without the gun. and needs to be far enough away from the actual gun if you're transporting that to and from the range only unless you have a permit to carry which the New Jersey very limited people have that ability.

    I know for sure the gun needs to be cased if it's being traveled may or may not need a trigger lock though.

    FYI I am looking for an over under 20 gauge for my 10 year-old right now and possibly my 14 year olds anybody knows anybody got one laying around that's not going to cost me an arm and a leg.

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    Really you're allowed to keep an unloaded shotgun in the back of your truck in the republic of New Jersey??

     

    also both the gun and ammunition needed to be separate one in the trunk one in the back seat Etc they needed to be far enough away that you couldn't load it in 30 seconds or less

     

    I thought only guns could be in the back of your truck on the way to the range and or hunting and back to your house and that's it.

     

    Ignorance is bliss until you get caught

     

     

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    I think you are talking about Howell Gun Works. They are former cops. They may have worked out of uniform shop before opening their own. 
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    No it is not Howell Gun Works I know that place well. And yes they are howell cops.

    Guy I'm talking about Lakewood Howell border the guy is a fireman does the FFL out of the Uniform Shop you have to call him set an appointment he does not have a storefront. I have this name and number in my phone I just can't think of it right now it's been a while.

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    there's also a guy on Route 9 howell/Lakewood border I think hes fireman by trade works out of uniform shop. He was very reasonable FFL fees although I've never really did anything with him. Will make your AR/ semi New Jersey compliant if you order online from Bud's Gun Shop or other places as well. I think it might be Ares?

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