A New Hampshire Firearm Bill of Sale is a written or typed document that contains proof that a firearm (pistol, rifle, or similar assault weapon) was legally sold and purchased. It may be used to document the sale and purchase of new and used handguns. A properly-composed bill of sale shows the agreement of the parties to enter into a transaction and protects them from disputes in the future.
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Parties to the gun bill of sale are allowed to negotiate the terms and conditions of their agreement. If you wish, you may draft your own New Hampshire Firearm Bill of Sale with the help of our customizable online template or simply download a ready-made document below.
Notarization is not required. The parties, however, may have their Bill of Sale witnessed or signed by a notary public for their own protection.
New Hampshire has very lenient gun laws. It is a constitutional carry state - legal carrying of a handgun is permitted without a license or permit. There is no gun registration, no background checks, and you do not have to obtain a permit to carry openly. There is, however, a state requirement to possess a concealed weapons permit. There is no legal requirement to notify a police office that you are carrying a concealed firearm, no magazine limits or ammunition restrictions. Still, it would be illegal to carry a concealed and loaded firearm on your person or in a vehicle.
New Hampshire is a shall-issue state which means that the granting of a concealed handgun license is subject only to meeting criteria determined by law, and the granting authority does not have discretion in providing citizens with licenses. Additionally, revolver/pistol licenses are issued to residents and non-residents alike for reciprocity purposes. There is no need to be fingerprinted or photographed for these licenses. New Hampshire firearm laws do not require firearm license applicants to demonstrate knowledge of firearms safety, for example, by undergoing gun safety training. Basically, any individual 18 years of age and older can legally possess a firearm in New Hampshire.
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