For the idiots (myself included) asking about Clinton range

[MGHunter66]

29 minutes ago, nickmarch said:

Can you hunt with a 30 caliber in NJ? Not that I know of.  If you can't hunt with a 30 caliber can you legally possess or transport one to the range?

You’re not serious are you... sonny?  

[nickmarch]

Just now, MGHunter66 said:

You’re not serious are you... sonny?  

Yes I am serious... sonny!  

[MGHunter66]

2 minutes ago, nickmarch said:

Yes I am serious... sonny!  

Yes you can shoot 30 caliber... yes you can load 80grains and to that even lighter and the case designates the cartridge not the saboted projectile. Any more questions?

[Lunatic]

36 minutes ago, vdep217 said:

Yes you can in fact for ground hogs

YOu are correct but good luck finding a round for the 30-06 meeting regulations for GH

[MGHunter66]

3 minutes ago, Lunatic said:

YOu are correct but good luck finding a round for the 30-06 meeting regulations for GH

Actually its quite easy for those that reload

[nickmarch]

16 minutes ago, MGHunter66 said:

Yes you can shoot 30 caliber... yes you can load 80grains and to that even lighter and the case designates the cartridge not the saboted projectile. Any more questions?

Ok then you are saying that just any 30 cal isnt legal.  It is legal as long as the 30 cal case has 80 grains or less.  If it's a 30 cal and has more than 80 grains it's not legal. 

[Lunatic]

11 minutes ago, MGHunter66 said:

Actually its quite easy for those that reload

I have too many hobbies as is

[Lunatic]

3 minutes ago, nickmarch said:

Ok then you are saying that just any 30 cal isnt legal.  It is legal as long as the 30 cal case has 80 grains or less.  If it's a 30 cal and has more than 80 grains it's not legal. 

Legal for what? Hunting or transporting to the range?

[vdep217]

2 minutes ago, nickmarch said:

Ok then you are saying that just any 30 cal isnt legal.  It is legal as long as the 30 cal case has 80 grains or less.  If it's a 30 cal and has more than 80 grains it's not legal. 

The bullet has to be 80 grains or less to use for ground hogs.  .   Mg posted sabbots made to achieve this easier..

Edited January 27, 2020 by vdep217

[nickmarch]

2 minutes ago, Lunatic said:

Legal for what? Hunting or transporting to the range?

Both hunting and transporting/shooting at the range. If it's not legal for hunting its not legal at the range.

Edited January 27, 2020 by nickmarch

[MGHunter66]

Just now, nickmarch said:

Ok then you are saying that just any 30 cal isnt legal.  It is legal as long as the 30 cal case has 80 grains or less.  If it's a 30 cal and has more than 80 grains it's not legal. 

No, for hunting 80 or less is legal. For the range... any grain weight is legal. You are not hunting you are target shooting and they did not pit that stricter requirement on it ... capish?

[vdep217]

Just now, nickmarch said:

Both hunting and transporting/shooting at the range.

Shooting at the range has no designation of bullet weight.  Transporting you are goin to a range you are legal

[nickmarch]

1 minute ago, MGHunter66 said:

No, for hunting 80 or less is legal. For the range... any grain weight is legal. You are not hunting you are target shooting and they did not pit that stricter requirement on it ... capish?

Actually you are wrong. If it's not legal to bunt with its not legal at the range.

[vdep217]

2 minutes ago, nickmarch said:

Actually you are wrong. If it's not legal to bunt with its not legal at the range.

Incorrect,  the new regs state 30 cal or less no weight restriction.  But I'm sure you'll find a law that you say is gospel because the regulation is illegal 

Edited January 27, 2020 by vdep217

[Lunatic]

4 minutes ago, nickmarch said:

Both hunting and transporting/shooting at the range. If it's not legal for hunting its not legal at the range.

It is legal to own a 30-06 in NJ you just can not hunt with it unless you use 80 gr or less bullet. Nothing stops you from taking a legal gun, not necessary legal for hunting, to the a range in NJ