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Why don't you post the link where it articulates the law for applying for a permit in Mass when someone moves from another state. After all, you're so sure you know the law with your silly proclamations.
There's also the possibility of a Constitutional Article IV "full faith and credit" issue in this case.
"Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State."
If it's legal for her to have firearms in her home state of residence, it's legal for her to have firearms in any and all of the other states.
New Residents: The laws exempts move in and possession in the home for new residents for sixty (60) days. It does not exempt the possession of large capacity rifles and shotguns, assault weapons and large capacity magazines. Until you receive the proper license do not transport any guns and/or ammunition. GOAL recommends getting the required training and application in to the police department immediately as it may take forty-five 40+ days to process your application for licensure.
New Residents: The laws exempts move in and possession in the home for new residents for sixty (60) days. It does not exempt the possession of large capacity rifles and shotguns, assault weapons and large capacity magazines. Until you receive the proper license do not transport any guns and/or ammunition. GOAL recommends getting the required training and application in to the police department immediately as it may take forty-five 40+ days to process your application for licensure.
So there is no 60 day grace period for new residents before they are required to put in their application.
New resident have 60 days to get the training and get their application processed. As it may take 40+ days to get their application processed, they encourage you to get going immediately on the application.
If the snowflakes want to live defenseless, that's their right. If they had to live here in Baltimore, they would probably think differently. Of course, white liberals avoid living near people who don't look and think like them.
Of course - they can afford playthings like ideologies.
So there is no 60 day grace period for new residents before they are required to put in their application.
New resident have 60 days to get the training and get their application processed. As it may take 40+ days to get their application processed, they encourage you to get going immediately on the application.
Clears that up.
What makes you think she's a new resident? My kids went to college out of state while maintaining their home state residency. Happens all the time with college students. My oldest did a 3+2 (5 years total) Engineering BS degree plus an MBA at an out of state university while still maintaining our home state residency, rental housing and all.
What makes you think she's a new resident? My kids went to college out of state while maintaining their home state residency. Happens all the time with college students.
Even non-residents have to have permits in Massachusetts. Even non-residents have to lock and secure their firearms.
Read the links.
Although, I suspect she will retain her Alabama residency. Somehow she doesn't seem like she will fit in long-term in Massachusetts.
Even non-residents have to have permits in Massachusetts.
That violates Article IV of the US Constitution, as previously noted.
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