NH LTCF - Is it really this easy, or am I missing something?

[Robert Kayland]

Anybody here have the NH permit? I'm filling out the paperwork as we speak and it seems pretty straightforward and cut-and-dried, so long as you already have your PA LTCF. And it's only $20 for 4 years.

Is it really this simple, or am I missing something?

P.S. Disappointed about the recent cancellation of the Utah class. Hopefully it will be offered again in Eastern PA in the near future.

[jahwarrior72]

i was thinking the same thing; it looks almost like there should be a catch, or some fine print, or something. i'll let you know, i'm filing for it in a week or so.

[mouser]

It really is that easy... Mine took less than 2 weeks to arrive.

[Karl/PA]

We'll know shortly. Mine went out on Saturday.

[Robert Kayland]

It really is that easy... Mine took less than 2 weeks to arrive.

Well then... three cheers for New Hampshire!!!

/God, I never thought I would be saying that! (Yankee fan)

[mikey0086]

how do you get a application for one?

[mjf]

how do you get a application for one?

By filling out and mailing this form: http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/n...ts/dssp260.pdf

Costs $20 and I got mine in two weeks.

[The Drew]

what does the NH permit give you that we don't already have with the PA LTCF?

If there is something worthwhile, then I'm interested.

[mjf]

what does the NH permit give you that we don't already have with the PA LTCF?

If there is something worthwhile, then I'm interested.

In theory, two things:
1) Should protect you against overzealous LTCF-snatching sheriffs who want to prove a point regarding the open carry of firearms.
2) Grants reciprocity with Alabama.
3) It's dirt cheap.
4) If you're ever pickpocketed, you'll have a backup LTCF.
5) If you don't like photo ID's, the NH LTCF has no photo.

[truecrimson]

By filling out and mailing this form: http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/n...ts/dssp260.pdf

Costs $20 and I got mine in two weeks.

Mine took about a month.