I know NM honors other states like AZ permit but saw it online (some law firms website) the requirement is the permit holder needs to be a U.S. citizen. I’m a legal permanent resident (green card holder) does that invalidate the reciprocity?

I saw on NM ccw application, the question 1 is “are you a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident”. It seems like both are categorized the same. I don’t know why some NM law firms say you need to be a citizen for the reciprocity. Does anyone have any info to NM official statue regarding this matter?

I've been looking for a gun smithing job for awhile and I've wanted to do it since i was a kid

there's not many places i have found and the most recent one i went to which was bulldog firearms said they stopped doing gunsmithing there

Anyone know where I can get a good sks or ak?.up here in the 4 corners area

Feel free to message

I have a few guns I'm mainly looking to sell open to trades and I'd rather not try my luck at a pawn shop .... any recommendations or advice would be appreciated. ( I have them on janesguns )

Looking to get CC licenses for me and my wife. Looking for a woman friendly instructor without political rants, etc.

Also, has anyone taken one of those classes where you take the theory online and then go in just for the range part?

Ordered a couple pistols online and was referred to big R for completion of transfer. My question is, The waiting period is 7 days. That being said is it 7 days from receiving the firearm into their possession? Or, 7 days from start of background check. This is what confuses me because I was told that I could go today which is Wednesday and retrieve one of the pistols if my background check cleared by now. And Another employee told me I can go Saturday to retrieve it. I filled out the background check form on Friday. So why am I being told 2 different dates that I can take possession.

Hey y'all - wondering if anyone has any reviews to share on using Sportman's Warehouse as an FFL?

It's the closest one to my place of work

The BATF website says privately manufactured firearms are legal so long as the PMF is not an NFA item and the person building it not a prohibited person and could legally purchase it. It can't be sold or transferred without a serial # put on by an FFL.

A PMF IS legal federally and as far as I can tell has always been. If you're not a prohibited person and the PMF doesn't cross any NFA lines.

I've seen conflicting information about PMFs and the legality around them.

I've read several "definitive answers" about this.

"It's constitutionally protected and a PMF in New Mexico does not need to be serialized and is perfectly legal for the person who made it to have for personal use if said person could legally buy said PMF"

"Its constitutionally protected to make a pmf (weather that's a polymer 80, 80% lower build or 3d printed lower or whatever is considered to be the "firearm" for that build. But it needs to have a metal plate in bedded in the "firearm" part of the gun that needs to be serialized. "

There's conflicting info on the serial # engraving part as well.. some say it can be your own serial # that you put on.. others say You need to take it to an FFL to get it serialized and logged into the registry.

Lastly "it's illegal to make PMF in New Mexico weather it's 80% lower, p-80 or 3d printed.

Which is it? And how does someone who's a tinkerer, gun owner, not a prohibited person and law abiding citizen go about building their own firearm in NM without fear of getting in trouble for doing what tax paying citizens in our country have been doing legally since the start of it..?

I can't seem to find a definitive answer anywhere.

I got pulled over a few weeks ago for a lifeless taillight and after my warning I posed these questions to the officer that pulled me over and he had absolutely no idea and didn't know who to call or ask either. He said to just buy one.. which defeats the whole fun in making something from scratch it's a matter of making something nice that didn't come from a factory like building a race car as apposed to buying one. It's rewarding to do things on your own but not enough to go to jail.

Any advice or guidance on how to make a PMF legally would be greatly appreciated.

Hey yall, thought I would ask here for advice. I’ll also preface this with I’m not looking for legal advice and will not hold anybody to anything they say, I just need a good starting point.

I’m originally from PA but life brought me here and I am a NM resident now. One of my grandparents is no longer utilizing his firearms and offered me a shotgun and the handgun he taught me on. In PA, I would be fine because handing down firearms to grandchildren is permitted if I can legally own them (I 100% can and know it for a fact)

My only concern is with the handgun, as it was likely bought so long ago that there isn’t really any documentation that would usually come with a new gun, plus I don’t know what NM thinks about this process anymore.

Thanks in advance!

Wondering what FFLs people like in Albuquerque?

My brother got stuck at Cabelas for 2 hrs once, so I'm hoping to avoid something like that.

Seeing some conflicting info online. I want to buy a handgun, and I'm wondering if I need a driver's license with my current address, or if my RealID state id is enough.

DL still has my old address, but I'll be moving in a couple month so was hoping to use my id, which does have my current address.

Hey Folks.

Quick question. We are going to Santa Fe this coming up weekend. And staying for 10 days. Ive been going to NM, for over 25 years but never shot there before.

The question. Is there a place my wife and I can can just shoot a 22lr rifle? Public range or public land near the city? I dont mind driving 30 mins out to shoot.

Any advice or info would be super helpful and appreciated.

Much obliged.

How are our judges when it comes to 2A?

In WA, you must pay the tax that are owed to the government to your FFL even if you are just doing the transfer

Do you need to pay taxes when you pick up the firearm if your original online order has no taxes charged?

Just wanted to share with you a really fun range and a great day the wife and I had here today. I hope all of you had a great day.

Hey! I used to use Jason's to buy sell and trade a lot back in the day, im wanting to see a few guns and ammo to make room for some new stuff ... where would you all recommend? Website or in person really.

I finally got my first gun after waiting the longest 7 days ever, and want to go shoot it. I can only find info online about shooting on designated ranges or BLM land, but am wondering about shooting on private land. I live in a pretty rural place on 100 acres, so If I walk out onto my land I can be 1/2 a mile from the nearest neighbor. There's a big hill for a backdrop and I just want to fire off a few rounds, nothing crazy. Anybody know if this is ok to do?

After jasonsguns was shut down janesguns has been a solid backup for ABQ/NM gun owners to buy/sell/trade. Everyone should check it out.

As of 2024, Is buying a blank p80/76 frame and jig together illegal?

Im new to guns my grandpa has a shotgun and I’m not sure the background of it he’s used it for hunting and I’m planning to take it hunting to the Lincoln forest is this not recommended

Anyone use this and how well does it work? I’ve been in abq for a few months and have to say the public range is pretty nice, but I’d like to get out and not be around other groups

Project Appleseed returns for another 25m Event. Come and learn the Revolutionary War History that helped start our country, and the Art of Rifle Marksmanship.

Hello to our NM neighbors, it's been a bit since we posted.

We're back to show you our newest slide that we've been working on. Compatible with the Generation 1-3 Glock 19, the SM19 Helot in all her stainless glory.

Just milled today from 17-4 Stainless Steel.

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