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Correct, but if the court accepts that it's legal to impose them, then it's not inconceivable to me that once imposed, the court would consider violating them as violating NYPL 400. Here is an excerpt from Monroe County's take on the issue of restrictions: "It is your responsibility as a...

Around southern Westchester, it seems like $50-75 is typical for handguns, $25 for rifles.

Any thoughts on this one? AR-15 - F.N.G.R. Fixed Magazine Kit

Now, I don't think that it settles the matter of whether you can successfully be charged for violating PL400 for carrying beyond your restrictions. I think it would certainly be brought into court as evidence that the restrictions implicitly carry weight of law despite not being explicitly...

I'm with you in the mentality that the statute says what it says and that's it. Unfortunately, after looking at a case Chevusa cited in an earlier post, the memorandum makes it clear that NY courts just don't care about the letter of the law when they can reach abstract justifications by doing...

Did you post the cases in this thread? I'd like to read them and I'll go looking if you posted them somewhere.

Sure, that's 100% true. The law, does not require you to notify anyone if the reasons for which they originally issued the license have changed. As for now, I believe based on my interpretation that the restrictions don't carry the force of law and you can't be charged under NYPL400 for...

Haha, "penises license", hah. But yea, the point here is that statutes are the word of law. From NYPL 400.2 "A license for a pistol or revolver, other than an assault weapon or a disguised gun, shall be issued to... (f) have and carry concealed, without regard to employment or place...

You know, unless you're out committing actual violent felonies, then you get let out with an "attaboy" and a pat on the shoulder.

Got mine yesterday. Buying my next one this week.

I'm in Westchester and I used one reference from another county in my application. I didn't use anyone from out of state. When you submit your paperwork, they'll definitely let you know if there's a mistake. The only issue is that if it's any more than a tiny mistake, you risk them saying "no...

Do it. Hit them in the wallet. Maybe if enough people cancel subscriptions, they'll realize that they lose more money than they make by going along with this woke bullshit.

I agree with Suffolk. Based on no more evidence than gut feeling, my guess is that if you register a firearm on your permit as a pistol, then convert it to an other firearm then got into some legal trouble with it as an other firearm, a prosecutor would probably argue the hell out of the idea...

I like the Glock 48. A couple of friends of mine had never shot a gun before and wanted to try handguns, so I took them to a range out of state and rented the G48. A longer barrel is slightly less loud and the longer sight radius will help a beginner achieve better accuracy and build confidence...

Davis Sport Shop in Sloatsburg (30-50 min away depending on where you are in Westchester) is where I buy powder and primers. They've had all the smokeless powders I've wanted to try. No black powder though, if you're into the smokey stuff.

I mean, it's Newburgh so if anything, I'm more surprised that shots fired and two stabbings even made the news. But 200 people fighting... Guess they need something to break up the boredom in that craphole.

you could also try grabagun, but it's probably a long shot that they'd have something NY compliant right off the shelf.

Btw, from a previous post of yours the forum lists below for me as a "similar thread", you said you were considering adding a 5th pistol to your permit and were wondering about the home inspection. Is this your 5th and did they ask to do the home inspection?

Interesting about the astigmatism. I have it too, and red dots do look kind of like starbursts to me, but wearing my glasses corrects the issue for me. Do glasses not fix it for you guys or do you not wear glasses? Also prism red dots don't give you the starburst effect if you have astigmatism...

Slowpoke Rodriguez may be slow, but he has an gon. No step on maus.

I've also heard wood burning kits work well. I used a regular soldering iron (not adjustable for heat settings) on a stock Glock grip. I was happy with the final result, but there was a learning curve to it. I had only 1 tip profile and heat settings. To control heat, I had to control how long...

Funny how none of these CEOs are resigning in favor of African Americans. You'd think making a black person the CEO would be far more powerful than giving them preferences for janitorial positions. But hey, why put money where your mouth is?

Yea, I am sorry I got the topic so fixated on the letter of Article 35 instead of the more interesting conversation on tactics. I don't think I'm an expert and I'm definitely not giving legal advice or qualified in any way to do so. I got caught up wading through a law that is definitely...

Technically and academically, (which is what courts care about) the sentence says clear as day that a person may use deadly physical force to prevent arson. Not "arson against a building", or "arson against a home", or "arson against a building they own", or "arson, but only if you think the...

As much as the Devil Dog on my shoulder is saying "lay the hurt down hard" the fact is, that's just a base nature, animal reaction. That's the side that enjoys a good fight and the shutting off the higher thinking that goes along with it. No military action against civilians on U.S. soil...

I went back to read Article 35 and it seems like 35.20.1 clearly states that you may use deadly physical force to prevent an arson to a premesis, seemingly irrespective of who owns it. Later, 35.20.2 outlines what kind of force you can use against someone causing damage to, or trespassing, on a...

It does seem like it applies to others' dwellings as well since it doesn't specifically say arson committed on your property. Which makes sense. Any reasonable person can assume they're saving a life by shooting someone with a molotov cocktail aimed at a residential home.

This makes me want to write Joe Biden's Ultimate Fudd Guide to Armed Self Protection. "You don't need an AR-14 and 100 bullet clips, just get a double barrel shotgun. That way if you hear someone breakin into your house, you just step on the porch and let off two shots in the air. That'll...

Seems like an armed band trying to break into houses seems like an opportunity to add scalps to those things in your house, that you've earned. :evil:

The theory with AR gas systems is that you want just enough gas in the system to reliably cycle the action 100% of the time and no more. More gas = more stress on the BCG and buffer system, and more dirty gasses going into the action, increasing your fouling. This will affect reliability if you...

We're already at war with China. It's a war so cold that most people don't even see it. They steal our technology and intellectual property, they're the biggest perpetrators of cyber attacks on us, they are doing their best to undermine us economically, they wave their military against us like a...

Just a response to Devil Dog Corporal's frustration. He's bangin his head against the wall that we NYers are out making our rifles less tactically sound because of our state's laws. I say the flag sums it up his frustration because we're a state in distress with our constitutional rights being...

Yea, well, the flag in your profile pic says it all.

I bought a really inexpensive upper in .300 Blackout that had a fake suppressor on it. I got it removed and replaced it with a permanently attached device that looks like a standard A2 flash hider, but with no holes, making it just a barrel extension. Nothing against anyone who likes them, but I...

Looks pretty sweet for home defense, but a real bruiser at the range.

Great to hear there's some movement in this gummed-up, crooked system.

Calling him an animal would be an insult to animals.

Who's more responsible, Cuomo or De Blasio? De Blasio is the bigger shithead for my money, but at least the media has the decency to rag on him from time to time. Cuomo, on the other hand, is a media darling and gets a complete pass from his leftist propaganda allies. To paraphrase the...

I feel the same about having a new gun sit in a store for months. That's why I sold the one and decided to wait until I get my amended license back with that pistol removed before buying a new one. Over 2 weeks so far and still waiting.

have a "NY Compliance FAQ" thread with a first post that is a giant list of common Q and A's and a big, fat disclaimer saying "this isn't legal advice, read the laws yourself and decide for yourself or pay the lawyer who will represent you in court if you're arrested to give you some advice...

I never used to actively prepare for anything like this. For whatever reason, I slowly prepared as soon as I heard whispers of this disease before it was on most people's radar. I learned that even if I can't be full underground bunker in the woods levels of prepared, it's not burdensome to...

Leave it to the Germans to make the filthiest gun porn out there.

Anyone put one on a revolver? I'm leaning towards a 4-5" Ruger GP100 or an L-frame S&W for my next purchase and wonder if anyone has experiences mounting a red dot to something similar to those. I love red dots on a handgun and I'd love to put one on a revolver. I see a few options available for...

Use VPNs and Tor for any browsing you want to keep your creepy uncle Sam in the dark on. Do your research. If the oppressed people of China can get around their infinitely more oppresive government's censorship, you can successfully hide what you do from our far less oppressive state that at...

I mailed in an amendment early last week (sold one). They probably got it last Wednesday or Thursday. They just cashed the check today. I'll update if I get it anytime soon. As soon as my amendment comes in, I'm going to flip a coin on two I'm torn between buying with the money from the one I sold.

My EDC is this one right here. I was given it by my job and use it every day at work. It's nothing special, but it's a solid cheap knife that can take a beating. It loses its edge pretty quick under heavy use, but a couple of quick passes on a metal surface or the floor gets it back into shape...