"Welcome to hell"

[maleante]

Just moved to the Boston area, have a few questions:

1. I need CLP, hoppes, etc , where can I find some?
2. I also need a firearm course to get the LTC application started ASAP, can I get some recommendations in the Boston area?
3. Did I read correctly that ammo has to be "locked"??!? Where can I get some cabelas type plastic locking ammo boxes?
4. There is only one "club" that allows title II correct? What is their name and do I need anything special to become a member there?
5. If a cable gun lock is not on the "list" is it still legal?

THANKS!

 

[maleante]

Some more questions

What is primed brass (empty case and live primer) considered, "ammunition" and/or "primers"? And how should it be stored?

Is there a thread that lists all the gun stores in the area and places/people that teach the mandatory firearm safety courses?

What is the place called that screwed you guys on the mail order ammo? no need to give them my money...

 

[CRSIII]

Roaches sporting in Porter sq. might still be open.

 

[Lip]

Roaches sporting in Porter sq. might still be open.

Roaches is gone.
Four Seasons, woburn, Collectors in Stoneham. Dicks on rt 1 saugus.

 

[chopper_man]

Walmart carries both the Hoppes and CLP.

Mass firearms is awesome in my opinion, about 45min west of Boston. Classes all the time, hell, you could go to one tomorrow. http://www.massfirearmsschool.com/

I get my ammo cans online, here's the ones I use, they stack real nice. http://www.amazon.com/MTM-Forest-Gr...V46O/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1338685577&sr=8-3

I believe the "approved lock list" only applies to dealers selling guns. I'm sure someone else will comment on this one.

Hopefully you are not actually in Boston, Mass is bad enough with the laws but Bostons even worse!

Welcome to The Peoples Republic.

 

[n1bsbri]

Just moved to the Boston area, have a few questions:

1. I need CLP, hoppes, etc ASAP, where can I find some in the Cambridge/Everett area?

The WalMart near me sells CLP (both Breakfree and Powder Blaster) and Hoppes.

 

[Arto]

Hunter Safety course list - it lets you apply for gun licence & it's free:
http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/education/hed/hed_basic_listing.htm

 

[gunclinger]

I get my ammo cans online, here's the ones I use, they stack real nice. http://www.amazon.com/MTM-Forest-Gr...V46O/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1338685577&sr=8-3

I have 6 of these ammo boxes and they are great. They latch nicely and hold together even when full of ammo. And no rusting or denting. Then pick up a set of keyed-alike Master locks and you're good to go...and don't have to take-up safe space for ammo.

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[MisterHappy]

Go to www.goal.org and click on the Regulations tab - it will take you to the FAQs that will answer many questions.

The Hunter Ed course is free, as stated above, but some towns will not accept it for LTC (though, by statute, they should) and it takes a lot longer than an LTC course.

WRT Locks - be very, very careful, as what is acceptable for storage may not be acceptable for transport. Also, if you just moved here, and are under the "grace period", this applies only to storage, not transport.

 

[RobertPaulson]

Four Seasons, north of Boston http://www.fsguns.com/

Zero Hour Arms, south of Boston http://www.zerohourarms.com/

NES MA Gun Laws threads http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/forums/81-Massachusetts-Laws

Mystic Valley Gun Club, one of the closest clubs to Boston proper http://www.mvgunclub.com/

 

[T(1)of(3)]

"What is primed brass (empty case and live primer) considered, "ammunition" and/or "primers"? And how should it be stored?"

Air, the direction east, aspirin, coal, and a sock are all considered "ammunition" in MA...lock them all up.