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Old Bridge Discharge Law

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Does anyone own land in Old Bridge and shoot on it? My boss has some land and would like to plink on it. (Sorry for the post madness, my phone is whacky)

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I believe he would need more than a few acres - he would need some distance between neighbors/etc... Just have him join OBRPC

He said he has 6 acres and, as a principle, he refuses to pay to shoot. He is from Nevada.

He said he has 6 acres and, as a principle, he refuses to pay to shoot. He is from Nevada.

That's fine but he needs to check with the PD and research city ordinances.

Six acres isn't a lot, especially if it's near HOUSING.  NY transplants will be callin' PD reportin' "GUN FIRE!" and they have to be dispatched to check it out.  Do as Griz suggests and check with Town Hall about a discharge ordinance.

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I'm looking at the Municipal ordanances and I don't see a no-discharge law.

 

http://ecode360.com/search/OL0845?query=firearm

 

But... tell your friend to be a good neighbor.

 

I looked over that before as well and drew the same conclusion. I want to call the town, but I don't know who to call. PD?

I looked over that before as well and drew the same conclusion. I want to call the town, but I don't know who to call. PD?

 

I think the PD would say "No" regardless.  Talk to the town clerk.

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