Apparently my NH C Carry Permit doesn't allow me to buy ammo at Shooters Outpost

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And why go out of your way to bash people from Lawrence and Lowell? Easy target i guess but I see a lot of people in NES calling those places home.

Probably due to all the ghetto gangbangers from there who get their practice in at MFL.! Yes, you can judge a book by its cover sometimes.
 
I don't get what the big deal is. If you bought ammo in mass you need to show your ltc. So who the hell cares?
 
Probably due to all the ghetto gangbangers from there who get their practice in at MFL.! Yes, you can judge a book by its cover sometimes.

No argument there, but that wasn't my point.
 
So don't apply your rotten standards on us.
We're not, a gun store in YOUR state is! If you haven't noticed New Hampshire is turning in to Massachusetts Light.....

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If this happened in MA somehow there would be a raft of people saying "Move to a Free State." And calling anyone who disagreed Sheeple. Amusing.
Well said.... [laugh2]
 
Is the NH non resident pistol permit accept as a ID in NH at all. Other than proving they gave you permission to carry a pistol? Can you buy booze and smokes with it?
Ex. Just say the police confront me because my pistol was printing badly and they asked me for my pistol permit. Does it end there or will they want to see my drivers license also.
I know here in MA my bank will not accept my LTCA as a ID, Per their policy. Nor will my local store for smokes or booze.

At this point us folks from mass should be thankful we don't get the big NO SALES TO MA RESIDENTS AT ALL! From surrounding States.
 
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Do you seriously think that is going to happen? [rolleyes] They don't need you as a customer, and there will always be plenty of people in NH and in Mass who will buy there anyway. Think about it, if you were to get maybe 50 people to boycott would that significantly impact on his business? Most people don't live near Hooksett. I'm about an hour away and I don't make any special trips to go there per se, a lot of us are in the same boat. I don't see the savings when you factor in gas. No tax? Big deal, there are gun shops in NH a lot closer to me than Shooters Outpost.

It's his business to run the way he wants to run it. It is not illegal for a Mass Resident to buy ammo in NH, I think it is an ill advised move on SO part to do so, but I am betting someone in the know legally (maybe even from 1 Ashburton Place in Boston) advised SO that it was the safest way to run a business.
 
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I don't get what the big deal is. If you bought ammo in mass you need to show your ltc. So who the hell cares?
Bingo! The ones complaining about showing a mass ltc in Nh are probably the same guys whipping out a mass Ltc to pick up a per scription or buy beer and bitch when they are told it does not count as id!
 
No, I am a New Hampshire Resident who does not like seeing the laws of other states being applied here in New Hampshire, when we don't have such laws. I am being vigilant about this, other wise it will become an accepted practice in more places.

That's why I said probably. My comment was more for the plagues in mass that think their Ltc is something special. I've seen guys pull out an Ltc at the pharmacy and bitch when they are asked for a different Id.

Same guy is the type to go to nh and complain if they are asked for the same Ltc to buy ammo.

I have an Ltc in mass out of necessity......I am quite tied to life in mass with work. I'm jealous of the freedom of nh and vt laws and someday plan to be there permanently

I do get your point about not wanting mass regs enforced in Nh but you have skin in that game as you live there.......I don't think a mass resident has much to complain about if asked to show an ltc
 
Many places! Respectfully, were you out of the country during that time or something?

Below is one article, many Boston news stations ran video of all kinds of LE (local, state, feds) outside MFL "investigating" you could probably find that via google too.

"On March 20, nearly a month before the attack on the Boston Marathon, the Tsarnaev brothers visited a firing range in Manchester, N.H., where they rented 9mm handguns and "engaged in target practice" for about one hour, according to the indictment."

http://abcnews.go.com/News/boston-bomber-indicted-details-emerge/story?id=19509214

The indictment itself provides a few more specifics


Up until the bombing they were not prohibited persons. So it is a moot point.

I've only bought ammo once at SO and I don't think I was "carded" I do get "carded"
at the Amherst Walmart though.

Malodave
in NH
 
If it is not your business you ought not tell him how to run his business. He has his rules for his business and if one does not like it, one should take their business elsewhere. I am tired of us M*******s stepping on the toes of other states. Just because Massachusetts is screwed up and is run by socialists does not mean every state ought to become part of Occupied AmeriKa!

If you want to make the rules, come up with a few hundred thousand of cash, lease a storefront, stock your shelves with guns, ammo and accessories and see what you think when someone from another state tells you how to run your business. With all that money on the line, I bet you’d have some of your own rules, too.
 
Hey if they have good prices I really dont care if they ask me for an ID, part of doing business in todays world I guess.

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Sure, that's your choice. I like the guys there and if they want to see my ID or license I do show it when asked. Ill enjoy the freedom of not showing any ID when im in the free state of my hunting cabin where they just say hello. Now in terms of my ethics or principals, them asking me for an id has nothing to do with it, rather its the business practices of a private company. They are not compromising either of them. Now my beliefs might be that I think its BS being asked for my CC upon purchasing ammo or gun parts, but as i said before its a private business and they implement their own procedures, I can choose whether or not to buy there. They sure arent the only place in NH that do this.

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That is it, There shouldn't be any place in New Hampshire to do this other than to confirm age. The fact that you tolerate this, shows that you one of the "conditioned" who will talk the talk.

I don't know the folks there and don't care too.

Your entitled to your opinion, but then again you dont know me and assuming Im "something" based on several sentences and that I shop at SO sometimes is far fetched. You dont want to shop there, your choice.

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That is it, There shouldn't be any place in New Hampshire to do this other than to confirm age. The fact that you tolerate this, shows that you one of the "conditioned" who will talk the talk.

I don't know the folks there and don't care too.

Do you also not do business with places in NH that don't allow you to oc on their property? Like Simon Malls etc, or do you swallow your principles when it comes to shopping at non gun stores? (Full sarcasm here).... [pot]
 
As a Ma.hole I have never been carded at a NH fireworks tent\store.
 
Where were all you FFL boot-polishers when Northshore Firearms was getting raked over the coals for their business practices? How about every time Dick's policies come up? Or the RAT down in North Attleboro. You should be consistent and defend them too.
 
I dropped by SO yesterday driving back from VT and thought I should stop and get some ammo and check out SO, never been there before. After roaming around the store decided it was time to go and grabbed some ammo and headed for the register.

Young lady asked me for my ID to which I replied "why?" she continued to tell me that they require that on all ammo purchases. "No problem" I said as I showed her my MA DL, she said "Well I need to see you CC License," puzzled I pulled out my NH CC Permit to which she replied "Not that one, I need the MA LTC".........Is this common practice at SO because I have never had to show anything anywhere else in NH?

There was also a cop standing approximately 5' from the registers there yesterday. I got carded, too. It doesn't hurt my feelers any.
 
Once again!!! Being carded for age is not the issue. Applying Mass Law in New Hampshire is the issue.

I can't really fault them for that. I can see Massachusetts trying to jam the folks there up badly if they find out that they've been selling ammunition to mass residents who aren't legally able to possess it in their home state. I would require a Mass LTC before I sold them ammo, too. We all know that Mass does their best to screw anyone they can WRT their constitutional rights. It takes 30 seconds to ask for and be shown an ID. I don't really think its that big a deal.
 
There was also a cop standing approximately 5' from the registers there yesterday. I got carded, too. It doesn't hurt my feelers any.


There was no cop present while Artifact and I were shopping at SO yesterday. But why would that even matter? His job is to enforce NH state law, and not MA law.
 
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BS

MASS CAN'T JAM UP ANYBODY OR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS IN NH WITH RESPECT TO AMMUNITION TRANSACTIONS. JESUS.

Its like talking to the wall.

Need LTC or FID to purchase and carry long gun home from NH, yes, thats a federal requirement that you be legal in home state before leaving. The feds don't regulate ammo transactions, its up to the STATES. State A (MA for example) has no ability to effect what State B (NH for example) does. Still struggling or does this make sense?

If somebody takes ammo into MA that they are not legal to possess, its on them and only them. Nobody else is legally liable.

Ok, you say there's no way that there could be legal repercussions for NH gun shops that sell ammo to MA residents who are not legally able to possess it. I say that MA could and quite possibly would do their best to make life miserable for the folks in NH who sold it to them. Obviously we aren't going to agree here and you seem to be getting angrier and angrier, so we're done here.

The fact of the matter is that the privately owned gunshops in NH can ask for anything they want from you before they sell to you. If they want your mothers phone number to call and get the okay to sell you ammo, then you have two choices: provide the number or leave. It seems that the request for ID upset you a lot, so I would suggest shopping elsewhere in the future.
 
Ok, you say there's no way that there could be legal repercussions for NH gun shops that sell ammo to MA residents who are not legally able to possess it. I say that MA could and quite possibly would do their best to make life miserable for the folks in NH who sold it to them. Obviously we aren't going to agree here and you seem to be getting angrier and angrier, so we're done here.

The fact of the matter is that the privately owned gunshops in NH can ask for anything they want from you before they sell to you. If they want your mothers phone number to call and get the okay to sell you ammo, then you have two choices: provide the number or leave. It seems that the request for ID upset you a lot, so I would suggest shopping elsewhere in the future.
No dah !
 
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