Moving to Nevada

[robgon]

Any advice, thoughts, tips etc. I have a California CCW.

What exactly can be bought as far as guns in Nevada?

[ElvenSoul]

Do you like belt fed weapons?

[FourTenJaeger]

Anything you want.

If you live in Clark county, handguns need to be registered with metro pd and are issued a blue card for that firearm. I believe your first waiting period for a handgun is 3 days? but nothing after that, and no Background check or waiting period if you have a valid CCW.

No sort of requirements for rifles/shotguns.

[mikenewgun87]

ever heard of Free America??

[robgon]

I thought this was the case. I just didn't know the exact rules or laws. I really want to get an MP five. Do you guys think I could get one?

[robgon]

Or how about that new silenced shotgun?

[FourTenJaeger]

Most definitely.

Gun stores *in vegas, anyway* carry more modern firearms than anything old/unique, so if you're a big collector of older, uncommon, 'cheap' firearms, you may find the pickings a little unsatisfactory. If you want a polymer wonder 9, anything tactical, an AR, an 870, a hunting rifle or shotgun, we've got you covered.

Make comfy with your local lasvegas.backpage.com and check the ''sports equipment'' section often

[robgon]

How about automatic weapons?

[FourTenJaeger]

They're decently represented, but not flooding everywhere to be sold.

Federal rules still apply, however.

[Blackhorse2010]

Welcome to a free state!

[jchen76@gmail.com]

Any advice, thoughts, tips etc. I have a California CCW.

What exactly can be bought as far as guns in Nevada?

How big is your back account?

Local Las Vegas store selling a transferrable mini gun

http://lasvegas.backpage.com/SportsEquipForSale/325000-m134-mini-gun/13214255

If you going down the SBR/Silencer/MG route, pay few hundred and start a trust. You can bypass local CLEO sign off which may take months on top of ATF processing.

[e46sc3]

10 more years ... Then maybe I'll be moving to Nevada.

[Treadstone]

Demographics are shifting left there. I think they are 10-20 years behind California in attitudes regarding firearms. The antis are probing there now.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

I thought this was the case. I just didn't know the exact rules or laws. I really want to get an MP five. Do you guys think I could get one?

I think transferable select fire MP5s are getting close to $30,000 each now.

[Mitch]

How about automatic weapons?

The NFA register of automatic weapons was shut down in 1986 (the Reagan Machine Gun Ban), so automatic weapons are like real estate: they aren't making any more. The tax stamp costs $200 and nine months, but the guns themselves get more expensive every year. M16s are probably the least expensive, at around $10K (remember, there is virtually no physical difference between a $10K M16 and an $800 M&P-15 you can pick up at Turners: the $9,000 difference in cost is due entirely to scarcity).

Full auto and other NFA-regulated firearms are freely available in most states in the Union, including Nevada, as long as you have the cash.

The Calguns of Nevada is Nevada Shooters. I once found a link on that site to all Nevada's gun laws. It was like three pages of laws, that's it.