(13-03-2021, 04:57 AM)Ramiferous Wrote: So if I already have pass set up on my other laptop though, should I just delete my existing ~/.password-store before cloning the git repo and starting fresh?

Yep. Just delete the existing .password-store (assuming all your passwords are in the repo copy)
and run the git clone command.

(13-03-2021, 04:57 AM)Ramiferous Wrote: And once I clone the repo, I will at least need to run $ pass init correct?

Nope. The git repo has an already initialized password store, so you don't have to run pass init again.

(13-03-2021, 04:57 AM)Ramiferous Wrote: Mu only concern is, even after I copy over my gpg keys, how can I assign them to my newly cloned ~/.password-store ?

You don't need to. The password-store is just a bunch of gpg encrypted files, so you as long as you have the same keys, you can use them to encrypt and decrypt the same files.