Even if it is hard, if it's worth doing it shouldn't be an issue. To me, the only hard thing is not trying to do something because others say it is hard. YouTube can be your friend.
It's not a "Glock" ban but is a ban on any firearm using a Cruciform trigger bar. Glock is just the most notable as it uses that part in almost all their firearms. That is the reason you will have a very hard time finding the usual Glock models and the reason Glock is producing V version models...
Yea, we always have to play defense because most just grin and bear it when we shouldn't have to in the first place. Just more ways of banning certain firearms without actually banning them.
I wholeheartedly agree but how many gun owners are in this state that are simply too damn lazy to try. 10,000, half a million how many of us are there? Seems like every other weird ass group greases the squeaky wheel and gets things done. All we can do is face the fact that most gun owners like...
That's great but try finding a new or even used "banned" model as Glock has stopped making them a while ago. Even the new V model uses the same transfer bar with the exception that they are not accessible like the old ones. That is until someone figures out how to circumvent that, then they will...
What is sad is the fact that we will come here, go to FFL's, coffee shops, etc. and bitch like hell but nary a one will take two minutes to bitch to their supposed representatives. I know many will say nothing will come of it but spending hours bitching to the choir makes them feel better.
Ok, so how is this going to work in NY? As we all know the hurdles are much tougher here and it does say FFL and buyer must be in the same state.. Being how it's a federal form I assume it won't change anything for ammunition sales, correct?
Why is that? Most smaller FFL's will give a little better price, especially if it has been sitting around for a while. You would think you knew that being as how you worked the other side of the counter.
The five minutes you talk about is only what you see and don't necessarily apply to all people. Federal and state forms to fill out, storing them so when the ATF comes a calling you are organized as they will fine you for the smallest paperwork error. Not as easy as the five minutes you speak...