Greetings,

We are Stiffler Manufacturing, a slide manufacturer for DIY style builds for the Gen 1-3 Glock 19 in Arizona.

We are looking into reaching out to gun shops, vendors, distributors, and of course individual buyers in the Idaho community.

We've already started looking around Boise if you have recommendations.

Thank you for your time.

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Anybody in here do South East Idaho Practical Shooting? I'm interested in checking out a match as a spectator and possibly joining later.

I'm looking to apply for my concealed carry permit as a non-resident. Does anyone know which counties (if any) accept mail in applications?

Given the state of Washington, and the direction it has been going, I've been more heavily considering moving to Idaho. I'm curious if I moved to Idaho from Washington, would I be considered a Washington state resident until I've lived in Idaho for a year? I'm interested in semi-auto rifles, and would love to take some classes in use along with some marksmanship classes, as I would like to eventually buy one. Wondering if just having an address in Idaho would be good enough for me.

Hi,

I'm new to Idaho and I'm trying to find a place to go practice. My local gun shop has a place to shoot but the membership is pretty steep prices, $40 a month for one person. I'd rather spend the money on ammo and practice. Any help is appreciated.

Hi, there is a pact with involve masonic lodges to ban weapons?, based on threats like Iowa people. The gov cant apply hurting things against citizens.

This is we see in nezxt years

Or is a long rifle the only option. I have a Canadian licence to own a non restricted fire arm. I come from a land of very restrictive gun laws so I am genuinely curious. I have sold my deceased brother in laws guns very easily for cash in Boise ( My sister would not let me keep any ) without any issue.

So I have been living in Idaho for about 5 years now. My wifi and her family have been here their whole lives. Love the place.

I always went shooting with friends growing up, but I never was all that familiar the laws associated with everything.

Went to a well-known store in the valley and saw a SBSs that I liked a lot. I did some fast research online and found some conflicting information (or confusing to say the list) saying it was consider a NFA item, some saying that in the state of ID it was not consider a NFA item. I asked the one of the representatives really fast in the store and he said if I have a valid license and pass the check I could buy it right there and then without the need of any tax stamps, registration, etc.

So as impulsive and excited I was I did, now I'm the proud owner of a really cool SBSs, but I was still somewhat conflicted with what I read online.

In short what I understand is this:

By state laws, ID doesn't give a fuck if it's considered a NFA item so I can buy it given I meet the requirements for the purchase BUTTTTTTTTTT....... the Federal government don't care about that, and they would require me to report the item and pay the taxes on it.

Is this correct?

Appreciate any help in advance, again I'm pretty new to this and want to make sure I respect the laws (regardless of how irrational they might be).

where can i shoot targets from 300 yards away ideally near boise? pleasant valley doesn’t seem to be good for that far and george nourse only has ~50-75 yards

hey all,
We are newer-ish to ID and wanted to say hello. We are based out of Caldwell. Freedom organization who supports the 2A community! Also if your free June 2-3 come say hello in person in Boise at our freedom conference!

I moved from AZ years ago, we had a ton of online options for finding private. Backpages which is no longer around was the big one.

And also check out some of his videos on safety and home defense.

https://youtu.be/u9giBxgcQqg

Hello, I was wondering if shops in the Boise area ID for mag purchases. I moved here from a ban state and intend to pick some up but still have my old ID.

Looking for interesting people south of Boise (think like 2T or 4C regions) that like playing with scary black rifles, preferably suppressed. Let's make some new shooting buddies.

I usually keep my unloaded pistol in a soft case in my vehicle when traveling, but don’t feel comfortable leaving it in my vehicle. I am currently waiting for my CCW permit (states way backed up), and was wondering what the law is about carrying an unloaded firearm in a case inside my bag while I’m away from my vehicle. Thanks!

TL;DR Can I keep an unloaded pistol in a case in my bag without a CCW in idaho?

Title states all, looking for a place to shoot with a Buddy, I’d prefer easily accessible BLM land but if such a option isn’t available I’m open to whatever else Lewiston has to offer.

Travel nurse here. Looking for a gun club for fellow nurse. She is wanting to hang out and shoot. Ideas, places?

I've been looking for an EDCX9 to actually hold before I drop what I consider to be an insane amount of money for a gun. Since Wilson's dealer locator doesn't seem to work has anyone seen a shop that carries them in stock in the Treasure Valley? Or a shop that carries high end 1911 style firearms in general? Most of the places I've been to seem to top out in the Dan Wesson range (still very nice guns of course)

Hi all

I'm coming from Maine. What do I need to know about your gun laws? Do I need to meet any requirements other than Federal? Can you open carry or carry concealed? Loaded weapons in vehicles? We have constitutional carry here and no state-level restrictions to speak of.

PA resident here. Just buried my brother as he died unexpectedly. Next move is to retrieve his belongings from Idaho including his collection of firearms. How does one transfer the firearms of a deceased relative in Idaho. I’m assuming I need to ship to a PA FFL but brief research says you can transfer long guns out of state so long as the gun is legal in said state. I’m assuming this applies for transfers but I wonder if there an laws about passing on to next of kin. Thanks.

Hello all. I’m a California resident and am going to be traveling from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone this summer. I am going to drive on I-15 through Idaho to get there. I was interested in purchase either a rifle or shotgun in Idaho. Where will I want to go to do this and how much should I expect to pay? Thanks y’all in advance.

There is a lot of misinformation about the laws in Idaho and I would like to have some points cleared up by residents as I don’t actually know.

1. Is Idaho a 2nd amendment sanctuary or is it just some cities in Idaho.

2. If it is, does that mean full auto and/or suppressors are completely legal?

3. Does a resident purchasing a firearm need need a backround check to purchase a firearm? Does the process differ from other states?

4. (Regarding .2) Are NFA items sold to citizens or are they simply legal to manufacture?

5. Can guns be shipped in the mail to your own address (both locations in Idaho) without going through the ATF?

Thanks. Really didn’t know how free Idaho was until chatting with a friend who is from there. Just wondering what it means to be a 2nd amendment sanctuary.