New Hampshire Mil-Surps

[MAPMFF.]

Did a search, thread that came up was a year old and referenced a shop that was out of business.

Anyone have any recent intel on any shops in Southern NH with a decent selection of surplus rifles to check out?

Thanks!


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[martin08]

Unfortunately, we are in the twilight of the primary market milsurps. Very few crates being imported these days. Shops which used to have multiple racks full will only have a handful at best..

I find a lot of them, but I look often and at multiple shops. The ones that I find are usually parts of old collections which get turned in by heirs.

 

[Len-2A Training]

619DW always has mil-surps. Shooters Outpost and Riley's also have them. What they have is a question. If you are looking for something in particular, the phone is your friend . . . before you start driving around.

 

[DW357]

619DW always has mil-surps. Shooters Outpost and Riley's also have them. What they have is a question. If you are looking for something in particular, the phone is your friend . . . before you start driving around.

Just don't expect someone to pickup the phone at Rileys. SO and collectable arms will answer though.

 

[jpm]

Al's in Derry usually has some

 

[the_shootist]

Did a search, thread that came up was a year old and referenced a shop that was out of business.

Anyone have any recent intel on any shops in Southern NH with a decent selection of surplus rifles to check out?

Thanks!


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What are you looking for? Do you have a C&R FFL? Milsurps are (with some exceptions) often C&R eligible. You can buy from anywhere in the country and have the firearm shipped directly to you. If you don't have your C&R, get it!

 

[MAPMFF.]

Hey all thanks for the replies.

I do need to consider getting my C&R as I love the ancient stuff. However I drove up to Shooters, first time there and for a gun store overall was very impressed. Walked out with an Eddystone and Sweedish M96. Gonna get to cleaning them now, pics later.

They had a very good assortment of surplus guns as compared to most other shops, I was glad I took the ride.

 

[Picton]

No ifs, ands, or buts: get your C&R. Your first purchase will pay for the license, transfer fee wise; you're in profit by gun #2. It's a no-brainer. It'll open you up to many, many more possible sales than you're likely to find by trolling New England LGSs.