bok

After all I decided to get NJ FI Card, went to State Troopers Base, submit the application and after 7 months received my out-of-state resident's card. End of the story :)

Nope, just a fact that authority people don't know the one :)

Last update: After all those ping-pong conversations I submitted docs for NJ FID card. Nobody didn't prove that I need or I don't need to have legal papers while shooting in NJ. Just to make myself covered from all that crap they saying I decided to get that card (just $65 extra) . That is the story

Thanks for advise Any way I will talk to "authority guy". If you are interesting i will post the results of a meeting. Thanks again.

So I'll have a meeting on next Monday with the expert (a detective, who helps me out), probably we will find out the proper way... Thank you for your reply, guys!

Right, I just want to shoot skeet clays. I dont need any hunting licenses. I had a discussion with NJ trooper over the phone. He insist that i need to apply for NJ's FID card. Also i have spoken with a detective, and he said that i dont need anything except named rules for transportation of rifle/shotgun. It seams like they dont know the Firearm's law or interpreted it on their own mind

Malsua, Thanks for the information, One more concern: is it legal to shoot in NJ having NYC permit? Thanks.

Hi guys, I am new shooter and just get a shotgun/rifle license issued by NYC. I bought Verona shotgun and going to try clay pigeons hunting next weekend in NJ. But someone told me that I need to have out-of-state permit issued NJ (additionally to my NYC permit) in right order to transport my shotgun over the bridges(NYC to NJ and back) and to be legally able to shoot in NJ. And opposite guy told me that i need to have just locked case in a trunk, valid NYC license and docs on my shotgun. Is that correct? Will be very thankful if you clarify the situation. Thanks, Bok.