New Hampshire Firearm Disqualifications

Firearm disqualifications in New Hampshire

Someone in New Hampshire is disqualified from owning a firearm if they are:

People are prohibited from purchasing and possessing a firearm if they are convicted of a felony against a person or a property of someone else
They cannot possess, operate or own a firearm if they have committed a felony under the New Hampshire's Drug Control Act
People cannot possess a firearm if they are subject to a domestic violence misdemeanors
If some people are subject to certain court orders when it comes to domestic violence, they may not be able to keep a firearm with themselves
If someone possess a serious medical condition, it is against the law for them to have a firearm in their possession
A person cannot acquire, purchase or receive a firearm if they are subject to a protective order against another person
If a person is convicted of a violent misdemeanors, they cannot keep a firearm with them
If a person with mental illness, it is unlawful for them to acquire a firearm
People cannot have a firearm in their possession if they are convicted of a drug or alcohol misdemeanors,
Those who are juvenile offenders are not allowed to keep firearms

Those convicted of a felony in New Hampshire:

People cannot purchase or possess a weapon if they are declared by a court, board or a commision to be mentally ill.
People who have been involuntarily hospitalized because of their mental illness are also prohibited to possess a firearm.
If someone has been admitted to a mental facility or a substance abuse institution are also not allowed to obtain and keep a firearm