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Oh and if you're living in Boston, move first! :evil:

Yes, but your town may have additional requirements.

No problem. MA needs more gun owners! An FID allows to buy and possess "non-large capacity" rifles (i.e. ten rounds or less) and shotguns. It lets you use these weapons for hunting and target, and you are allowed to transport them (locked and unloaded) to and from target & hunting locations. No...

I actually just applied for and received my LTC Class A. First, I would recommend reading the FAQs here: http://massgunlaw.com/ Second, you don't need an FID first, you can take the 'NRA Basic Pistol Safety Course' without a permit. Also, most classes provide a pistol to use for the class...

Took a while to get my license to carry (living in Mass.), bought my first firearm in March: Beretta 92FS. I plan on expanding my collection with a Remington 870 in the near future.

The Massachusetts one was already posted, so here is my former home state. Vermont: “That the people have a right to bear arms for the defense of themselves and the State as standing armies in time of peace are dangerous to liberty, they ought not to be kept up; and that the military should...

I would move to Vermont (where I grew up). As for having a CCW permit for other states, one can get a NH out of state permit with a letter from your Vermont town police chief. Once you have the NH permit, you can use that in other states that allow, or you can use your NH permit to apply for...

Applying in MA I am in the process of applying for a License to Carry (LTC) in MA, first time. I went to the police station on 12/12/06, got the form, filled it out and returned it next day (along with $100 money order). When I returned the form, I was asked when I wanted to schedule my...

All I want is my MA License to Carry Class A with no restrictions :p. Wish me luck, I am going to an interview with the police chief on Jan 16.

Nibbling on ears is a sign of affection, so if she chomps on it she must really like ya! I found this guide to training retrievers on the Ducks Unlimited site: http://ducks.org/Hunting/RetrieverTraining/171/RetrieverHome.html And another THR-er recommended "Water Dog" by Richard Wolters...

Congratulations on the pup. So far mine (Golden Retriever, 4 months) only hunts for tennis balls, but I am working on training him to have a healthy distrust of government ;) . I just started working with a Dokken and some bumpers, we'll see how it goes.

As far as price goes near Boston, check out Four Seasons: http://fsguns.com/fsg_new_hg.html "$359 for stainless and $299 for blue." I haven't shopped there myself, but I've heard good things about them. Also, A&G Guns in Lowell: They have some MkIIIs on their inventory page, but no...

Also, their Plain Language Summary of the regulations might be helpful: http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/dfw_plain_language.htm#mig "Stamps should not obscure the face of the license. When electronic licenses are issued, stamps may be imprinted on the license or on an accompanying form and the...

I have absolutely no experience (w/ hunting in MA), but I googled 'Mass hunting regulations' and found the Mass Wildlife Migratory Bird Regulations for 2006 - 07 Season PDF http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/dfwpdf/dfw_migbird_regs.pdf It states: "STAMPS - Each waterfowl hunter 16 years or older...

I'm taking the NRA Basic Pistol Course tomorrow at Instructional Shooting Inc, in Lowell MA: http://www.instructionalshooting.com/ They sent me "Basics of Pistol Shooting: NRA Handbook" which I am supposed to be familiar with before attending. Other than that, no experience or prior knowledge...

Here is a link for this: http://www.nytimes.com/packages/khtml/2006/11/21/world/20061122_SNIPER_FEATURE.html It is a flash page of pictures with an audio commentary, I thought it was very interesting. ETA: not the exact article but done by same person.

Going to school in Boston, I got my first jury duty notice in my freshman year, I had only been in the state for about 6 months. I went and was dismissed. I got two more notices during the 3 year period in which I do not have to go since I went to the first one, and I just got another one last...

I just signed up for the NRA Basic Pistol course (required to get an MA LTC), so after completion and applying for my LTC, I plan on buying a Ruger MkII or MkIII as my first firearm.

I'm a Software Engineer in telecom. And I drive a 98 Toyota Tacoma 4x4, 150,000 miles and counting.

I guess I'll use this thread to introduce myself as well. lurked for a while, decided to register. I'm originally from VT, but now living in the Commiewealth of MA.