I guess we forget there are plenty of new people looking for info who would not think the laws are that stupid... so lets play nice, could of been any of us years ago.

 

OP, in short, the issue i liability, and in this frivolous society that we live in, no one is going to let you shoot on their land, without knowing you.  Secondly, following the letter of the law, there is no "exemption" for driving to some farm land to shoot, it is neither a club, a gunsmith, a store, or land that you own.

robin hood & his merry men of outlaws?

Great play,  Barry Soetoro is amazing..

Tough probably in jersey unless your in a hunt club that will let you shoot anything anytime

+1.  All of the hunting clubs in my area are on private land and all have a range.  The towns do not have a discharge ordinance.  I belong to a hunting club that provides part ownership to each dues paying member.  The club bylaws make each member part landowner.  This is a valid way of shooting on private property without breaking any transport laws.  This is in South Jersey.

+1.  All of the hunting clubs in my area are on private land and all have a range.  The towns do not have a discharge ordinance.  I belong to a hunting club that provides part ownership to each dues paying member.  The club bylaws make each member part landowner.  This is a valid way of shooting on private property without breaking any transport laws.  This is in South Jersey.

 

South Jersey is still closer to "America" than my neck of the woods in Jersey.

Quick reminder, most shooting clubs are private land you can shoot on. Join one.