General NH questions...

[parallax222]

Hey all,

Been in MA my whole life. Finally moving up into NH. Any one have any thoughts or advice about firearms/home ownership in NH? Or anyone wanna remind me of which bullshit laws i no longer have to put up with?

thanks

 

[headednorth]

Lol not sure where to even start. No LTC, no registration, no lists, no mag restrictions, no awb...

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Hey all,

Been in MA my whole life. Finally moving up into NH. Any one have any thoughts or advice about firearms/home ownership in NH? Or anyone wanna remind me of which bullshit laws i no longer have to put up with?

thanks

Disregard all laws except the loaded long gun in/on a vehicle thing. Other then that and the fed laws, enjoy your new found freedoms and remember to vote in every election and town meeting. You now have to work extra hard to keep what you have.

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Also, sign up with NHFC and get their mailers, they will keep you updated on when to show up at the statehouse to tell the democrats to pound sand.

 

[45collector]

You know have to work extra hard to keep what you have.

As opposed to those of us still in MA who have to work extra hard so that others can live off EBT cards. :/

Good luck in your new ventures OP! One thing you no longer have to worry about is storage laws.

 

[zboys]

Just remember your sister is your sister not your wife

 

[Bonesinium]

Forget everything about MA and drop the MA mindset entirely otherwise stay in MA.

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Forget everything about MA and drop the MA mindset entirely otherwise stay in MA.

That too.

 

[daekken]

If the exit you are getting off at has one of the liquor stores, you're legally required to purchase a handle before proceeding to your destination.

 

[Brucewillis4316]

Anyone who lives south of Franconia Notch is a “flatlander”.

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Anyone who lives south of Franconia Notch is a “flatlander”.

Says the guy in Central MA.

 

[FrugalFannie]

if you decide to get a P&R in NH, don't give them phone numbers for "references." When they tell you the process will go faster with the phone numbers, laugh at them and tell them you just moved from MA and NH has only 14? (or is it 10) days to issue or deny.

 

[Golddiggie]

if you decide to get a P&R in NH, don't give them phone numbers for "references." When they tell you the process will go faster with the phone numbers, laugh at them and tell them you just moved from MA and NH has only 14? (or is it 10) days to issue or deny.

Got mine in less than a day. Love small town NH.

 

[enbloc]

Just don't pick up that horrible New Hampshire accent...

 

[wilson911]

Just don't pick up that horrible New Hampshire accent...

What accent?


View: https://youtu.be/n-S5SJWh8gM

 

[enbloc]

What accent?


View: https://youtu.be/n-S5SJWh8gM

Yeah, but that's Northern New Hampshire. I mean that Southern New Hampshire drawl y'all have...

Little known fact: New Hampshire is separated along the Mason-Dixville Notch line...

 

[parallax222]

remember to vote in every election and town meeting. You now have to work extra hard to keep what you have.

word. 100% intend to. Part of why im moving is to help keep NH how it is.

 

[parallax222]

Also, anyone who has done home renovation projects and can tell me what the process of pulling permits and stuff is like, thatd help too. I gotta re-do the bathroom before we move. Thanks everyone for the input keep it coming!

 

[Racenet]

Hey all,

Been in MA my whole life. Finally moving up into NH. Any one have any thoughts or advice about firearms/home ownership in NH? Or anyone wanna remind me of which bullshit laws i no longer have to put up with?

thanks

All of them.

 

[timbo]

word. 100% intend to. Part of why im moving is to help keep NH how it is.

No...you mean how it was...too many snowflakes and lib/progs nowadays. We need to drive them out like herds of sheep.

 

[timbo]

Also, anyone who has done home renovation projects and can tell me what the process of pulling permits and stuff is like, thatd help too. I gotta re-do the bathroom before we move. Thanks everyone for the input keep it coming!

Depends on the town. Some are no better than Mass towns...others, almost no regulations. The further south you go in NH, the worse the regs are it seems.

 

[Brucewillis4316]

Says the guy in Central MA.

True, but I’m quoting a lovely lady from Jefferson, NH and I was born in New London NH, also below the notch....

 

[rudiewhitebwoy]

Anyone who lives south of Franconia Notch is a “flatlander”.

It's true, of course I'm 14 miles Northeast of the Notch . . . 2 days a week.
I'm 140 miles Southeast of the Notch the other 5 days :-(

 

[Kevin_NH]

Also, anyone who has done home renovation projects and can tell me what the process of pulling permits and stuff is like, thatd help too. I gotta re-do the bathroom before we move.

Depends on the town. Some are no better than Mass towns...others, almost no regulations. The further south you go in NH, the worse the regs are it seems.

It's variable -- my S.NH town is lax about the whole zoning/code enforcement thing except along the main drag that tourists actually see, and only really insists on permits for stuff that could end up setting the neighborhood on fire (propane, fire pits, etc), which is hard to argue with in a state that is +85% forests and the various propane explosions in recent memory...

 

[MAGA99]

Also, anyone who has done home renovation projects and can tell me what the process of pulling permits and stuff is like, thatd help too. I gotta re-do the bathroom before we move. Thanks everyone for the input keep it coming!

Drop the MA mindset. Your house, you do what you want. No such thing as permit....unless you're building a house, you need a building permit to get an electric service.

 

[parallax222]

Drop the MA mindset. Your house, you do what you want. No such thing as permit....unless you're building a house, you need a building permit to get an electric service.

I love it. Even in Nashua I can be this free?

 

[MAGA99]

I love it. Even in Nashua I can be this free?

Depending on where in Nashua, but most likely yes. Less f***s given. Nobody cares if you renovate a bathroom.

 

[wmccurdy53]

Also, anyone who has done home renovation projects and can tell me what the process of pulling permits and stuff is like, thatd help too. I gotta re-do the bathroom before we move. Thanks everyone for the input keep it coming!

If you are doing the work yourself and only remodeling, not increasing the exterior footprint, no permit required.

 

[mwalsh9152]

Just don't pick up that horrible New Hampshire accent...

View: https://youtu.be/ZCaveVsJfVs

 

[mwalsh9152]

Oh yeah, I believe you still need a P&R license to carry on a sled or ATV.