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New resident in New Hampshire recently bought my own home and am employed in New Hampshire looking for assistance on owning a firearm
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No no.. let's not rush to conclusions here /s
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Except the dudes in nashua heading out to keene those guys not shooters were dicks
In your home state of NH go pay, no waiting, bring it home. No permit required to carry on person.
Can't buy pistol from out of state without going through your local NH ffl.
Ordering online, have it sent it to the local FFL you've introduced yourself to and asked if you could send it to them. Pay for transfer and do paperwork. Leave with purchase.
ETA: IANAL and I wouldn't consider anything you get on forums legal advice.
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NHKevin
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If you are this clueless, you should seriously consider a class.
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Great first post!
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Hi...(whoever the New Hampshire Attorney General is.) 
Boghog1
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Do you reside in NH?
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Tartakovsky
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John FormellaHi...(whoever the New Hampshire Attorney General is.)
Tartakovsky
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Once you have proof of residency, you can go buy a firearm at any FFL. (NH driver‘s license, state issued ID, passport, social security statement, some places will even accept utilities or mortgage statements with their name and address on them, and of course, a NH Pistol and Revolver permit). NH is constitutional carry, so no license is needed. Just proof of residency and you cannot be a prohibited person in NH or any other state.
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Tartakovsky
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Either Meth Lab or FBI Field Office (likely both).
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556USER
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Maybe when it sunk in that he didn't need anything much to exercise his 2A right here he decided that he had no need for the wisdom of NES.
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These are helpful links,..
Avoid bringing firearms into MA without a license.
Avoid bringing firearms into MA without a license.
mav
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Here's a stupid question since I'm looking at owning in NH in the next few years:
If you own a residence in NH and in MA, but you keep your MA drivers license/MA residency, is it still easy-peasy to purchase firearms in NH?
This whole "residency" thing seems stupid. If I own property and pay taxes, I should be a resident...
If you own a residence in NH and in MA, but you keep your MA drivers license/MA residency, is it still easy-peasy to purchase firearms in NH?
This whole "residency" thing seems stupid. If I own property and pay taxes, I should be a resident...
Brin747
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To the gun store?
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