National Carry AcademyTraveling in a Vehicle with a Firearm without a New Hampshire Permit
January 11, 2016
Carrying of firearms in any vehicle without a valid permit in New Hampshire is illegal.
159:4. Carrying Without License.
No individual shall be allowed to carry a loaded firearm in his possession or in any vehicle without a valid carry permit unless he is on his own house or place of business. A loaded firearm refers to a pistol or revolver with the magazine attached or the cartridge inserted on the firing chamber. First offense against this section is a misdemeanor, while second and every subsequent offense are class B felony.
Note: Open carrying outside a vehicle is permissible, but open carrying in a vehicle is prohibited. You must have a carry permit to be able to carry a loaded firearm in a vehicle within New Hampshire. To know more about the Supreme Court Ruling on Loaded Firearms, check the “Relevant Court Cases and Opinions of New Hampshire AG” section below.
Traveling in a Vehicle with a Firearm without a New Hampshire Permit
January 11, 2016
Carrying of firearms in any vehicle without a valid permit in New Hampshire is illegal.
159:4. Carrying Without License.
No individual shall be allowed to carry a loaded firearm in his possession or in any vehicle without a valid carry permit unless he is on his own house or place of business. A loaded firearm refers to a pistol or revolver with the magazine attached or the cartridge inserted on the firing chamber. First offense against this section is a misdemeanor, while second and every subsequent offense are class B felony.
Note: Open carrying outside a vehicle is permissible, but open carrying in a vehicle is prohibited. You must have a carry permit to be able to carry a loaded firearm in a vehicle within New Hampshire. To know more about the Supreme Court Ruling on Loaded Firearms, check the “Relevant Court Cases and Opinions of New Hampshire AG” section below.
