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Isn’t that Maine?Just remember your sister is your sister not your wife
If the exit you are getting at has one of the liquor stores, you're legally required to purchase a handle before proceeding to your destination.
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!
Yes, for loaded handguns (and no loaded long gun carry at all).Oh yeah, I believe you still need a P&R license to carry on a sled or ATV.
Not really big on asking government permission for every little thing around here...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!
A-yup, unhuhIt'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 :-(
In addition to what has already been said, to put a point on it . . . a friend retired to the middle of NH and went to the PD to find out what licenses he needed for his machine guns. The PD told him just take them out and shoot them! That's really it.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
True except if children can get to them.One thing you no longer have to worry about is storage laws.
True.Oh yeah, I believe you still need a P&R license to carry on a sled or ATV.
Anyone S of Concord is a flatlander.Anyone who lives south of Franconia Notch is a “flatlander”.
As others have said, Drop the MA mindset. It is legal unless prohibited. In MA they allow you to do things.
PS. Read [memorize] the NH Constitution, at least part first which contains the bill of rights. Make sure the legislators follow it!
57% of NH residents were not born there. Only about 1/4 of those are from MA. And that suggests that most people who move from MA to NH are strident liberals - which makes no sense. But Massachusetts is the Bogey Man: all problems originate from your southern neighbor and you are powerless to fix them.Dont vote/drive like a ma**h***
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!
Sunapee is a small town with a lot of homes/properties owned by out of state weekenders that dont participate in any way, shape or form in the actual day to day operation of the town besides paying property taxes and blowing in/out a couple weekends a year and sometimes during school holidays......its a resort town of sorts and not representative in a great many ways of the region let alone NH
Do you really expect locals to NOT make fun of the dumb shit that blow ins do on the weekends?
PoPo in most every town on every route in/out of the area are super busy every weekend pulling over bad out of state drivers......Sunapee is somewhat unique in the sense that most every major road in/out of downtown areas have flashing warning signs displaying messages to slow down/not speed and out of staters STILL blow through them 15-20 over the limit and are shocked that they get tickets.....
Dont even get the rest of us started on ma**h***s that sit in the left lane of our highways doing the same speed as the right lane and refuse to let anyone pass.......
Its pure comedy
As for your suggestion that most MA-NH transplants are libs I would challenge you to do a little research......
you'll find that generally speaking the counties that border mAss are actually the most conservative......they are the most populated and they are also generally speaking the counties that most blow ins settle down in.
But back to the point.....if you dont want to be treated like a ma**h*** then dont ACT like a ma**h***......you know the saying......when in Rome.....
Wait, do ma**h*** drivers drive to fast and get tickets or do they drive too slow in the breakdown Lane and slow you New Hampshire idiots down you're all over the freakin place.Sunapee is a small town with a lot of homes/properties owned by out of state weekenders that dont participate in any way, shape or form in the actual day to day operation of the town besides paying property taxes and blowing in/out a couple weekends a year and sometimes during school holidays......its a resort town of sorts and not representative in a great many ways of the region let alone NH
Do you really expect locals to NOT make fun of the dumb shit that blow ins do on the weekends?
PoPo in most every town on every route in/out of the area are super busy every weekend pulling over bad out of state drivers......Sunapee is somewhat unique in the sense that most every major road in/out of downtown areas have flashing warning signs displaying messages to slow down/not speed and out of staters STILL blow through them 15-20 over the limit and are shocked that they get tickets.....
Dont even get the rest of us started on ma**h***s that sit in the left lane of our highways doing the same speed as the right lane and refuse to let anyone pass.......
Its pure comedy
As for your suggestion that most MA-NH transplants are libs I would challenge you to do a little research......
you'll find that generally speaking the counties that border mAss are actually the most conservative......they are the most populated and they are also generally speaking the counties that most blow ins settle down in.
But back to the point.....if you dont want to be treated like a ma**h*** then dont ACT like a ma**h***......you know the saying......when in Rome.....
Yes, but your chief may try to talk you out of it as unnecessary.Can you still get a P+R permit if you want to?
Sorry my Mass paranoia is showing.
ggboy
They just don't want to have to dig out the typewriter.... no I'm not kidding.Yes, but your chief may try to talk you out of it as unnecessary.
They just don't want to have to dig out the typewriter.... no I'm not kidding.
My P&R was delayed, took almost a week, because they had to get a new ribbon. They actually apologized for the delay.He's not kidding. The permit is done on this tissue thin paper with several layers and the carbon paper built into it. So, you need the typewriter to press hard through all the copies. It's nearly impossible to then carry the permit around with you without turning it into a crumbled mess. I had carried a photocopy of it shrunken down to fit in wallet, no idea if that was legal, but it hardly matters now unless I'm on an ATV.
He's not kidding. The permit is done on this tissue thin paper with several layers and the carbon paper built into it. So, you need the typewriter to press hard through all the copies. It's nearly impossible to then carry the permit around with you without turning it into a crumbled mess. I had carried a photocopy of it shrunken down to fit in wallet, no idea if that was legal, but it hardly matters now unless I'm on an ATV.
The non-resident license is also $100, and is produced centrally by the state, instead of being generated locally at each town without any (acknowledged) central recordkeeping.This annoys the crap outta me cause if I’m not mistaken non res license is a card like a drivers license. I know it doesn’t really matter now with CC and all but I’d pay and extra $1 to not have this folded wafer thin piece of paper floating around in my wallet.
I'm pretty sure there is absolutely no requirement to carry the license with you while in state on the rare occasions that it would even be needed. You may need to carry it if you are using it out of state for reciprocity though.This annoys the crap outta me cause if I’m not mistaken non res license is a card like a drivers license. I know it doesn’t really matter now with CC and all but I’d pay and extra $1 to not have this folded wafer thin piece of paper floating around in my wallet.
I would recommend getting it.Can you still get a P+R permit if you want to?
Sorry my Mass paranoia is showing.
ggboy
Acclimation is a 3 step process.
1. Register and vote
2. Submit as many form 4s for suppressors as you can afford.
3. Download the NH Brewer's association app and start collecting stamps.
According to the PD where I got mine, a picture (on your phone) satisfies any need to "carry" it with you. In state, the police can simply call the issuing town to confirm you have the P&R if needed.I'm pretty sure there is absolutely no requirement to carry the license with you while in state on the rare occasions that it would even be needed. You may need to carry it if you are using it out of state for reciprocity though.
Not having the non-resident style card is a good thing. To produce those, either every town would have to purchase more expensive equipment with your real estate taxes, or the state would be involved in issuing licenses. Lower tech is much better in this case.