Hi, I live in CT and have heard that the gun laws in NH are a little more lenient. I would like to take a ride up there to grab something (i'm not really a gun expert) for home defense / SHTF scenarios. I'm 27 years old, but look about 16, so if I walk into the gun shop and ask for an AK I am definitely getting carded. My question is, will a New Hampshire gun store sell to me with a Connecticut ID?

Thanks

Why don't you just call a gun store in New Hampshire and ask them? Federal gun laws still apply. I don't think you can purchase a handgun at all in a state you don't live it. I believe it needs to be sent to a dealer in your state and you would have to buy it from them in your own state. Rifles, you might be able to buy - but call and find out what you can buy and what identification, et cetera you would need to do it.

Come down to Missouri for a weekend and hit up a gun show...

But like the other poster said just give them all call and see what they will sell you and what they would require. You could also call your local sheriffs office and see what they have to say about it. And if you are as paranoid as I am there are still a few pay phones left in the world you can use.

NO NO NO you cant buy a gun in another state unless its from a private person. And i might add why buy a AK??? it junk, do some research before you just throw money away- I suggest ya find a gun range and go ask some questions and maybe shoot some guns before ya make a desision= rj

Originally posted by itsawild1
NO NO NO you cant buy a gun in another state unless its from a private person. And i might add why buy a AK??? it junk, do some research before you just throw money away- I suggest ya find a gun range and go ask some questions and maybe shoot some guns before ya make a desision= rj

The AK is not "junk" it is a top-flight weapon which has stood the test of time. Sure, the mass-rpoduced knock off junk models are not as accurate as some other weapons, but it is more reliable than any auto loading rifle that has ever been made, and throws lead just fine.

A genuine Saiga by Izhmash is a quality weapon and can shoot sub-2 MOA when chambered in ordinary 7.62x39. This is better than most people can shoot, by the way.

For $500 it beats the snot out of pretty much anything else at that price point, and it is so reliable and simple that if anything does happen to break, you can probably fix it with some tinfoil, bubblegum, and a rock.

It is unlawful to sell to an out of state resident. Whether it's a private sale or from a dealer.

A NH dealer would have to transfer that gun to a CT dealer who would transfer it to you.

Since AK's are illegal in CT what would happen is you'd pay the NH dealer for the AK. He'd take your money and ship it to a CT dealer of your choice. When you went to pick it up that dealer would say the gun is illegal in CT and he can't transfer it to you. The. He'd sell it off to somebody living in a free state and you'd be out $400 or whatever it cost. If the NH dealer is nice he'd stop you from wasting your money. I wouldn't. It's too funny to harass slave staters.

Move the he'll out of CT. Drop your job and your family and get the hell out and never look back.

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Come live in Texas. We'll sell you whatever you want and even teach you how to shoot it. I live in a relatively small town of 85k and we have 5 gun shops and two firing ranges. And I consider my town to be a bit light of shops for my area!

/TOA

Just a question about online gun purchases what type of ID do you have to show for that? I assume you need to provide a drivers licence number or something similar. Does it vary depending on which state the weapon is coming from or is it the same all over the US?

Originally posted by Barret45
Just a question about online gun purchases what type of ID do you have to show for that? I assume you need to provide a drivers licence number or something similar. Does it vary depending on which state the weapon is coming from or is it the same all over the US?

You have to provide a copy of your ID and all prudent background information, plus that wouldn't work the online seller would take your money and then transfer and ship the firearm to your local FFL who would be unable to transfer the firearm to you, and could as stated above sell the weapon out of state and you would be boned. If you were lucky the seller might know your state's regulations and restrictions, refuse your money, and not bother to transfer the firearm. Now if the online seller was less than honest or simply did not your state's regulations and restrictions they would take your money and transfer the weapon anyway leaving you back to square one and boned again. Even if you could obtain an assault rifle and get it into your state as soon as you did you would be asking for major legal trouble. The first time you went to take it to the range you would most likely be picked up for possession of an illegal assault rifle and stuck up a creek with no paddle or soap on a rope . Don't bother trying to skirt your state's laws even if you do succeed the benefits are not worth the risk at all. My suggestions are to either accept your state's laws and work to change them, or move to a state with more agreeable gun laws. My .02