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Air Gun Discharge On Private Land

glenhunter
in Current New Jersey Gun Laws Discussion

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I own over an acre of land in the Glenwood section of Vernon N.J. Sussex Cty. I was wondering if I could do some soda can plinking on my property? Thank you in advance.

 

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    can ur neighbors hear u? than go for it but be responsible oh ya and check the local ordinances

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    As long as there is no local discharge ordinance you can shoot whatever you want. Just be weary of where your rounds go, as you are responsible for every bullet that leaves the barrel.

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    is the airgun a real firearm or a "toy"?

     

    In the Free USA, not really, here in the PR of NJ, YUP, now don't ask what you need to get to buy a BB handgun... :facepalm:

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    NJ considers BB/pellet guns as firearms, even though there is contradictory federal preemption.

     

    Just follow your local ordinances around firearm discharge, and you'll be OK.

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    And don't forget, if you get one of those quiet ones it is considered a silencer!

     

     

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