Does anyone kno if Las Vegas has a long rifle n shotgun permit requirement (Read 17167 times)

Rdi

Was wondering if anybody had some info on dis question was plannin a Vegas trip n jus in case I see something nice I wanted to kno if I would even able to purchase a rifle?? Mahalo'z  :shaka:

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Just drive out of Henderson county.  Its cash and carry.  In vegas if I'm not mistaken long rifle is cash and carry,  pistol is 24 hr hold

roadster99

Clark county aka las Vegas has no long gun permit requirement, only pistol registration. And yes, when buying a pistol, Henderson is where to go. Although I'm unsure if the blue card affects whether you can cash and carry.

Rdi

Just drive out of Henderson county.  Its cash and carry. In vegas if I'm not mistaken long rifle is cash and carry,  pistol is 24 hr hold
Thanx fo da info Bigkahuna808  :shaka:

Rdi

Clark county aka las Vegas has no long gun permit requirement, only pistol registration. And yes, when buying a pistol, Henderson is where to go. Although I'm unsure if the blue card affects whether you can cash and carry.
Thanx fo da info roadster99  but not to sure wat da blue card is??

roadster99

The blue card is a card that is issued to you when you register your pistols. It basically states you are of legal status to own and open carry your pistols. Many feel it is unconstitutional, but regardless, it is needed if you own and plan to purchase/add to your pistol collection. Most times, when wanting to purchase a pistol, you just show your blue card and you're all g.

Basically if you have your blue card, it implies you already own a pistol, which means you're legal. No waiting period needed.
« Last Edit: April 27, 2013, 11:34:37 PM by roadster99 »

sliver

dont you need a state ID and/or proof of residency if you wanna buy anything in vegas?  Last time I was there they wouldn't even sell me mags.

Paul96734

Great question!! I have to remember to doing some shopping up there next time.

Now I just have to wonder what the Bellagio's and California's policy on bringing AK-47's into their hotels lol.

Rdi

The blue card is a card that is issued to you when you register your pistols. It basically states you are of legal status to own and open carry your pistols. Many feel it is unconstitutional, but regardless, it is needed if you own and plan to purchase/add to your pistol collection. Most times, when wanting to purchase a pistol, you just show your blue card and you're all g.

Basically if you have your blue card, it implies you already own a pistol, which means you're legal. No waiting period needed.
Thanx so much on da info I do not own any pistols YET so I had no clue of a blue card issued wen ya get ur pistol permit. Sry I'm a newbie to da sport so please bare wit my not so bright questions. :shaka:

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Isn't the blue card the arizona concealed carry permit?

Kingkeoni

Isn't the blue card the arizona concealed carry permit?

No, Arizona does not require a permit for concealed carry.
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dont you need a state ID and/or proof of residency if you wanna buy anything in vegas?  Last time I was there they wouldn't even sell me mags.


What kind of mags were you trying to buy? My friend just came back and he bought several glock mags. I mean parts kit  ;)

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No, Arizona does not require a permit for concealed carry.

Correct!!   :thumbsup:

Arizona is now a Constitutional Carry state.  They still issue permits in case you desire the training classes, or if you want the permit for reciprocity in other states.  If I counted correctly, it looks like 27 other states accept the AZ CCW Permit.

http://www.azdps.gov/Links/ARS/?l=13/03112.htm

UPDATE:   According to this site, 30 states honor AZ CCW permits regardless of your state of residence.  If you're an AZ resident, then the total is 36.
http://www.usacarry.com/arizona_concealed_carry_permit_information.html#arizona_concealed_carry_map
« Last Edit: April 28, 2013, 03:15:43 PM by moosed »
When only cops have guns, it's called a "police state".

codeblue808

dont you need a state ID and/or proof of residency if you wanna buy anything in vegas?  Last time I was there they wouldn't even sell me mags.

Re: rifles don't know about pistol...
I agree, I believe you have to be a resident of Nevada/LV, when I went to Bass Pro shop last time I was in Vegas, the clerk said you have to be a resident to buy, but he was cool enough to talk story and let us handle a few rifles. 

sa594

Friend in LV who has his ffl license could not sell me a rifle in person (me walking out of the store with the rifle in my name) because I was not a resident of any bordering state of Nevada, California being the exception. He did state he could sell the rifle to a resident of the state of Nevada and or bordering state of Nevada other then California and if that resident decided to gift it to me, that was up to the purchaser. Also I can purchase a rifle up there and have it transferred to Hawaii via ffl.  Hope this helps...

Rdi

Friend in LV who has his ffl license could not sell me a rifle in person (me walking out of the store with the rifle in my name) because I was not a resident of any bordering state of Nevada, California being the exception. He did state he could sell the rifle to a resident of the state of Nevada and or bordering state of Nevada other then California and if that resident decided to gift it to me, that was up to the purchaser. Also I can purchase a rifle up there and have it transferred to Hawaii via ffl.  Hope this helps...
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Aloha, sa594
Thanx fo da info yes I did my research n yes I can purchase a rifle not being a res but will have to ship via ffl holder
Mahaloz fo ur time :shaka:

jcboy38

What about pistols? when purchasing out of state and shipping it through FFL. would I still need a pistol permit-affidavit when registering the firearm?

sa594

What about pistols? when purchasing out of state and shipping it through FFL. would I still need a pistol permit-affidavit when registering the firearm?

yes

Rdi

What about pistols? when purchasing out of state and shipping it through FFL. would I still need a pistol permit-affidavit when registering the firearm?
Yes :shaka:

Rdi

 Anybody kno how much shops charge fo ffl shipping to dea store??