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Topic: Do you have to register a gun bought there? (Read 6518 times)
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Sovereign Laissez-faire LeRoux
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Thanks!
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"The essence of an individuals freedom is the opportunity to deviate from traditional ways of thinking and of doing things." ~Ludwig von Mises
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creaganlios
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No.
Nor must you register a gun brought into the state.
Nor is there any license for purchasing them.
Nor do you need permission to carry it loaded in the open.
You *do* need a license for Concealed Carry. And the FEDS have rules about crossing state lines....but NH wont care if you cross the line with it. Keep in unloaded in the trunk and dont speed. End of discussion.
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Sovereign Laissez-faire LeRoux
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Why am I not already in Keene?
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"The essence of an individuals freedom is the opportunity to deviate from traditional ways of thinking and of doing things." ~Ludwig von Mises
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maxxoccupancy
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And if you ever get pulled over:
"I have nothing to say." and
"I refuse consent to any search."
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We're in need of volunteers to help out with Freedom Expo. PM one of the organizers (like me) if you'd like to help.
"The Free State Project is an agreement among 20,000 pro-liberty activists to move to New Hampshire, where they will exert the fullest practical effort toward the creation of a society in which the maximum role of government is the protection of life, liberty, and property." Freedom Expo is at Trinity Parish House, Seabrook, April 27, 2013! (right next to the Post Office)
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Sovereign Laissez-faire LeRoux
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LOL. Yes, I know how to deal with the thugs in blue....
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"The essence of an individuals freedom is the opportunity to deviate from traditional ways of thinking and of doing things." ~Ludwig von Mises
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maxxoccupancy
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Most of the N'Hampsha cops are good people. Even here, though...
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We're in need of volunteers to help out with Freedom Expo. PM one of the organizers (like me) if you'd like to help.
"The Free State Project is an agreement among 20,000 pro-liberty activists to move to New Hampshire, where they will exert the fullest practical effort toward the creation of a society in which the maximum role of government is the protection of life, liberty, and property." Freedom Expo is at Trinity Parish House, Seabrook, April 27, 2013! (right next to the Post Office)
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Sovereign Laissez-faire LeRoux
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I have no doubt, but they still work for the 'enemy' of the people, work to enforce tyrrany. I am never nice, never give any information, never answer questions with anything but questions, and seek every way possible to make their jobs more difficult.
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"The essence of an individuals freedom is the opportunity to deviate from traditional ways of thinking and of doing things." ~Ludwig von Mises
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FreedomFred
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Most of the N'Hampsha cops are good people. Even here, though...
Most. With the notable exclusion of those cops in Nashua. They are a bunch of bad-asses. But I've taken them on and survive their pathetic retaliatory tactics over the years. They leave me alone now. But I have not forgotten them. Just have other priorities to deal with for the moment. And after their best attempts to get rid of me, I still remain in Nashua. They are NOT going to chase me away from this lovely small city that is more like a large town than it is a city. When the time comes, they will be sorry they messed with this one particular Porcupine. |
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B.D. Ross
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Most of the N'Hampsha cops are good people. Even here, though...
I've explicitly heard "the cops are good people and here to protect me" more in New Hampshire than any other state now. Startin' to boggle my mind... |
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Keyser Soce
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Most of the N'Hampsha cops are good people. Even here, though...
I've explicitly heard "the cops are good people and here to protect me" more in New Hampshire than any other state now. Startin' to boggle my mind... Send those folks to Weare, they'll get straightened out in short order. |
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"In the beginning of a change, the patriot is a scarce man; brave, hated, and scorned. When his cause succeeds however, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot." -- Mark Twain
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Fishercat
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I've explicitly heard "the cops are good people and here to protect me" more in New Hampshire than any other state now. Startin' to boggle my mind...
My guess - people are more likely to know them personally, know their families, live down the street, etc. |
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FreedomFred
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Most of the N'Hampsha cops are good people. Even here, though...
I've explicitly heard "the cops are good people and here to protect me" more in New Hampshire than any other state now. Startin' to boggle my mind... Send those folks to Weare, they'll get straightened out in short order. Or to Nashua, for that matter. |
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MaineShark
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Nor do you need permission to carry it loaded in the open. Unless you're in a vehicle. In which case it doesn't matter if it's duct-taped to your forehead (colorful imagery courtesy of Penny Dean) - they still demand that you get a license if it's loaded (unloaded, it doesn't matter). You *do* need a license for Concealed Carry. Only if it's loaded. Concealed carry of an unloaded pistol or revolver does not require a license. Also, the restrictions apply to pistols and revolvers (which NH does not define exactly the same way that the Feds do, so read the RSA's). Concealed carry of long guns, even loaded, is not legal. Carrying a long gun, loaded, in a vehicle violates some fish&game poaching law, so it's illegal, whether or not one has a concealed pistol license. Joe |
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"An armed society is a polite society" - this does not mean that we are polite because we fear each other.
We are not civilized because we are armed; we are armed because we are civilized..
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MaineShark
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i hate all this registration procces (idiotic) Hence why we don't have it, here. Joe |
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"An armed society is a polite society" - this does not mean that we are polite because we fear each other.
We are not civilized because we are armed; we are armed because we are civilized..
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