If you have anything desirable that is not on "the list" and easily replaceable in your new state, you might want to consider selling them FTF, to let them stay in MA, before you move.
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learned something todayKeep it forever. It is proof-positive that he's exempt from criminal conviction if ever caught with a gun or ammo in MA and no valid LTC!! It converts to a civil fine ONLY if one has an expired LTC/FID and was never denied/revoked.
But to sell don't you have to return it to the 10# trigger, Correct? (Or do FFL's just assume it is 10#? A lot of NH shops advertise to rework trigger pull. The latter, only with an extra special permission slip and not new gun models unless it accepts pre194 mags. Now, if you can find a 30 round pre 1994 P30 mag for a VP9 that would be a find and a half.
But to sell don't you have to return it to the 10# trigger, Correct? (Or do FFL's just assume it is 10#? A lot of NH shops advertise to rework trigger pull. The latter, only with an extra special permission slip and not new gun models unless it accepts pre194 mags. Now, if you can find a 30 round pre 1994 P30 mag for a VP9 that would be a find and a half.
So the 10# trigger rule is simply another annoyance that indict m inflicts unnecessary cost on MA fun owners. Typical.Absolutely not! I am unaware of any dealer that measures trigger pull on guns they buy or take in on consignment. Also it isn't the owner's problem what is done (or not) after he turns it over to an FFL.
Keep it forever. It is proof-positive that he's exempt from criminal conviction if ever caught with a gun or ammo in MA and no valid LTC!! It converts to a civil fine ONLY if one has an expired LTC/FID and was never denied/revoked.
Keep it forever. It is proof-positive that he's exempt from criminal conviction if ever caught with a gun or ammo in MA and no valid LTC!! It converts to a civil fine ONLY if one has an expired LTC/FID and was never denied/revoked.
So in this same vein, if no need to record that the guns are out of state, could you then move back w/ same guns? More specifically, if one owns an AR registered pre-Healey, moves to NH (or some other free state) and winds up moving back later, can they bring that AR with them back to MA and be good to go?
But to sell don't you have to return it to the 10# trigger, Correct? (Or do FFL's just assume it is 10#? A lot of NH shops advertise to rework trigger pull. The latter, only with an extra special permission slip and not new gun models unless it accepts pre194 mags. Now, if you can find a 30 round pre 1994 P30 mag for a VP9 that would be a find and a half.
So in this same vein, if no need to record that the guns are out of state, could you then move back w/ same guns? More specifically, if one owns an AR registered pre-Healey, moves to NH (or some other free state) and winds up moving back later, can they bring that AR with them back to MA and be good to go?
Will this affect my ability to get a non-res license? I still want to be able to come down to shoot matches. I'm fully aware of how much Healy sucks, she's a major reason why I left.
I'm finally getting out of MA and moving to NH in July as long as closing goes well. Some great info in this thread, thank you all.
I'll still be working in MA so to clarify on my LTC here. I understand I need to inform the FRB and local PD about the move but what's the process for getting my out of state LTC at that point? Do I apply with my current local PD for that?
Thank you for the clarification!No, you apply with FRB in Chelsea. You can find the form and info on the FRB website.
The proper way to notify MA is to take a Sh1t in a box and mail it to 1 Ashburton Place in Boston to the Attention of Maura Healy.
Should be all set after that.