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NH RSAs require that FTF (for handguns) be between people who know each other OR the buyer possesses a NH firearms license.
Read RSA 159:14
More info here:
Frequently Asked Questions about Gun Laws in New Hampshire | Pro-Gun New Hampshire
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NH RSAs require that FTF (for handguns) be between people who know each other OR the buyer possesses a NH firearms license.
Read RSA 159:14
More info here:
Frequently Asked Questions about Gun Laws in New Hampshire | Pro-Gun New Hampshire
It would pay for you to know the guy in the picture on that page. He's the virtual LenS for NH gun laws and a long time good friend of mine.
I knew about the license requirement if I don't know them.
I knew this and should have been more clear. Good info.
recently sold a AR15, Bill of sale, recorded and shared all DL info and recorded current P&L License # on Bill of Sale
Good mojo if you ask me
And let me tell you , I got PLENTY of guff from people who did not want to abide my sale requirements
Picked up an AR7 from a member here for $40 in Boston Billards parking lot. We spent more time BSing than the actual sale.
No paperwork what so ever.
Malodave
have never done paperwork, and have only sold one gun to someone I did not know but they showed a valid P&R License so...
that's what I intend to do. just show me the license.show me the MONEY and we are good!
So, if it's a rifle and I don't know them do they need to show me a license?
So, if it's a rifle and I don't know them do they need to show me a license?
It's better to cover your butt.
My buddy sold a gun then it was used in a crime and left . He bought it from dealer.
He got a call from the lpd saying he had to come in since his car was reported in a hit and run etc. As soon as he walked in he saw a ATF agent . He showed them the bill of sale he still had in his car . they said he was free to go after and never heard a thing .
And if he hadn't had the bill of sale, he'd have...what? Been arrested for a crime that occurred somewhere else? I'm pretty sure that's not how it works.
"Sorry. I sold that. Got anything else for me? Thanks, bye."