I applied in September for my FID in New Brunswick, NJ. Police said about two months. I don't care if it's not the one month law as long as I get in the end of Nov/Dec. But anyway I got some questions about shooting. A hunter told me if I get a hunting license I can target practice (I'm thinking about getting a DDI ak and a 12 gal. shotgun) in "Wildlife management places." I would go to the range but most only allow .22 and good public ones are far from New Brunswick (+1 hour) just to shoot. I'm also wondering about open carry (long guns) if that was legal. Wondering that cause if I where to shoot at these place (if legal and possible) would I need to be in the middle of nowhere to get my gun out to shoot. Is open carry only ok for hunting? I mean I see no point to open carry a rifle in the city cause everyone see you (meaning if something bad happen you could be the first target) but it would be interesting see someone do it. Lastly hunting. I'm not a hunter and don't want to hunt (just not interested and I don't have a truck cause I'm a city boy) but I'm interested on what happens when an animal is killed. Like is it sold for meat or is it just a sport and the animal is left there. Any extra information about law especially the confusing parts would be awesome. Thanks again.