Mass.

[George Holton]

Is there any problem owning or buying black powder firearms in Mass. Or hunting with them ? I understand that modern arms are a bear to buy. Bob

 

[john12865]

BY what I understand from a friend in Mass. You must even register a pellet gun. :shake: Pretty sick that the American Revolution was born there and now it's a communist state. :shocked2: If your thinking about moving up here, Vermont is a good choice. You can walk in a hardware store and buy a gun.

 

BY what I understand from a friend in Mass. You must even register a pellet gun. :shake: Pretty sick that the American Revolution was born there and now it's a communist state. :shocked2: If your thinking about moving up here, Vermont is a good choice. You can walk in a hardware store and buy a gun.

So, your answer is, you don't have a clue? Thanks for the political comentary. :shake:

 

[[email protected]]

Hello from the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts,

Yes we have strict and over-reaching gun laws. No you do not need a permit to buy a pellet gun. You have to have a permit to carry or purchase a firearm or to purchase ammunition. Once you have your permit buying, using and dealing with firearms (modern and primative) is not a problem. Blackpowder firearms are legal and we have a long primative arms deer season, this year from Dec 10th to Dec 31. My father even uses his muzzleloader during regular shotgun season.
I would say that the biggest irritation is that we cannot purchase powder or ammunition through mail order from out of state. :cursing:
It may not be as easy as it is in other states
but it is not as bad as is often portrayed by some.
Check out[url] www.goal.org[/url] the Mass. Gun Owners Action League they have good Mass.gun law summeries.
H

 

[john12865]

BY what I understand from a friend in Mass. You must even register a pellet gun. :shake: Pretty sick that the American Revolution was born there and now it's a communist state. :shocked2: If your thinking about moving up here, Vermont is a good choice. You can walk in a hardware store and buy a gun.

So, your answer is, you don't have a clue? Thanks for the political comentary. :shake:

But more clues then you! :grin:

 

BY what I understand from a friend in Mass. You must even register a pellet gun. :shake: Pretty sick that the American Revolution was born there and now it's a communist state. :shocked2: If your thinking about moving up here, Vermont is a good choice. You can walk in a hardware store and buy a gun.

So, your answer is, you don't have a clue? Thanks for the political comentary. :shake:

But more clues then you! :grin:

I believe that should be, "More clues THAN you." :shake:

(you just proved my point) :rotf:

 

[George Holton]

How about sharply defined hunting areas and permits for them and better not get caught in the wrong area? I have a friend in Conniticut who feeds me sometimes bullsh.. Thanks . Bob

 

[jtmattison]

BY what I understand from a friend in Mass. You must even register a pellet gun. :shake: Pretty sick that the American Revolution was born there and now it's a communist state. :shocked2: If your thinking about moving up here, Vermont is a good choice. You can walk in a hardware store and buy a gun.

So, your answer is, you don't have a clue? Thanks for the political comentary. :shake:

But more clues then you! :grin:

I believe that should be, "More clues THAN you." :shake:

(you just proved my point) :rotf:

Let's keep this civilized gentlemen. There's no need for chest poking here :surrender:

HD

 

[Blizzard of '93]

At least he has some clues, all you have is picayune :bull: BS :haha:

 

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How about sharply defined hunting areas and permits for them and better not get caught in the wrong area? I have a friend in Conniticut who feeds me sometimes bullsh.. Thanks . Bob

Those mostly apply to antlerless deer permits, the state is broken into different zones and you can apply to get antlerless deer permits for specific zones. mass.gov/wildlife for more info
H

 

[Mad Professor]

No permit needed for traditional ML firearms. Inlines are regulated the same way as cartridge guns.

 

[sidelock]

Someone said you live in a COMMY state and you just confirmed it. Whats wrong with you people? :shake: :shake: :shake: :shake:

 

[sidelock]

Why --- Why --- would you even consider movin to that COMMIE state. Old Montana Dave :youcrazy: :youcrazy:

 

[TANSTAAFL]

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[George Holton]

Appreciate your comment but dont understand it.

 

[George Holton]

Good on inlines. Bob

 

[RC]

WELL! hey john12865 AND dale brown... you guys would be great in a DUEL!!!! :shocked2: unfortunately didn't see either signed up now lets settle this like men...trash talkin is good! still got time! come on! may the best man win...hehehe! :blah: RC

 

[jtmattison]

I'm locking this down.
If you want to discuss the topic in a civilized manner please start a new thread.

HD