I fixed it for you.
Oh right. All inclusive. Sorry. I forgot.
I fixed it for you.
I'm in the permit business. While some NY judges are wankers this is not the rule. At least that's our experience with thousands of permits in the lower Hudson valley. Weve seen unrestricted permits in nearly all 62counties. Despite a Democrat majority in the assembly there are no substantial gun control bills in the works for the state. Nearly everything out there is in committe and will be DOA even in the Dem assembly. In other words most Democrats aren't willing to enact more antigun legislation. Even Sheldon Silver is rethinking the issue.Once again, not completely right. There are 18 counties plus the 5 in NYC that issue Target and Hunting Only handgun permits. The problem is almost statewide. If you are in a full issue county, thank the stars as that could change with the next sheriff election or appointment. Don't be so complacent, you will be in our shoes before long if you are.
I never kick bees nests, but I have been known to throw gasoline on Hornets nests. And you sure stirred up the Hornets nest there.:yes4:
It's usually wealthy people that use the permit services as it's expensive. As far as renewals, thank God the only counties that can require renewals are named in NYS PL S400.00(10)...The lower Hudson Valley is great as there are counties that are Full Carry without any questions asked like Dutchess. How about Westchester, Rockland, Nassau, Suffolk and NYC without carrying large amounts of cash? Also, all mentioned, except Dutchess, are renewable permits, not issue for life. Anywhere there is a population center, either pay a permit service for a decent chance or do without. It shouldn't be that way and to paint the NY laws as reasonable may be good for your business getting permits for people, but it is irresponsible as people should be able to get them without this service.
This notwithstanding, thanks for helping the system in NY sign the permits they try not to issue.
There's a lot of wrong info on that website. For example, there is no law requiring guns to be locked up. There is no requirement in NY law requiring someone to show cause to obtain a CCW permit. My wife requested an unrestricted CCW for "convenience." No questions were asked. Also, in NY you cannot be charged with criminal possession of a weapon when using an illegal gun inside your home for self-defense.As I said, I'm glad I did it.
Check out this web site regarding New York gun laws...The state is practically Mexico!
NYS Gun Laws | NY Firearms - New York Firearm & Gun Ownership, Laws, Politics, Weapons | NY Firearms
Isn't it amazing that in New York, you cannot even keep a pistol in your home without permission?
There's a lot of wrong info on that website...Also, in NY you cannot be charged with criminal possession of a weapon when using an illegal gun inside your home for self-defense.
PL265.02 - Criminal Possession of a Weapon
Such possession shall not, except as provided in subdivision one or seven, constitute a violation of this section if such possession takes place in such person's home or place of business.
You're quoting NYC not NYS. The website is misleading. This not the procedure in the rest of the state. Anywhere else you purchase the gun, add it to your permit and pick it up. No denials unless you've been convicted of a dangerous crime since the last permit amendment. That permit is good for life in all but three counties.This quote comes directly from the New York City Police web site...
What do I have to do to purchase a new handgun?
You must obtain a Handgun Purchase Authorization form from the License Division before you purchase a handgun. Call the Purchase Order Section at (646) 610-5550 for information. After purchasing the handgun, you must bring it to the License Division within 72 hours to have the make, model and serial number recorded on your handgun license.
This is nuts. This is unConstitutional. This is serfdom. We're not even talking about carrying a handgun, but just the purchase of one.
When did the people of New York turn into sheep?
This quote comes directly from the New York City Police web site...
What do I have to do to purchase a new handgun?
You must obtain a Handgun Purchase Authorization form from the License Division before you purchase a handgun. Call the Purchase Order Section at (646) 610-5550 for information. After purchasing the handgun, you must bring it to the License Division within 72 hours to have the make, model and serial number recorded on your handgun license.
This is nuts. This is unConstitutional. This is serfdom. We're not even talking about carrying a handgun, but just the purchase of one.
When did the people of New York turn into sheep?
New York City isn't New York State. New York City is in New York State. Most of New York State's 1.2 million pistol permit holders live outside of NY City.
In any event, there isn't anything unconstitutional about NYS or NY City's firearms laws.
In many ways, NYS firearm laws are a lot less restrictive then many so-called "gun friendly" states.
For example, NASCAR could hold a race in New York State and allow people to conceal carry in the stadium, but NASCAR can't do that in Texas. So in Texas, NASCAR races are gun free zones where the safety of you and your family is being unconstitutionally compromised.
why would you risk your safety and check your constitutional rights by entering a gun free zone regardless of the state it is in?
There's a lot of wrong info on that website. For example, there is no law requiring guns to be locked up. There is no requirement in NY law requiring someone to show cause to obtain a CCW permit. My wife requested an unrestricted CCW for "convenience." No questions were asked. Also, in NY you cannot be charged with criminal possession of a weapon when using an illegal gun inside your home for self-defense.
Did you read that on the site or just make **** up as you go. Provide a link.
Do owners of sites like that actual read the law and understand it or do they just make it up as they go along?
I'll let BC1 b-slap you with citations to the actual law in New York.