Vinson57
.475 A&M Magnum
Shipping to NY to a FFL is legal as UNSAFE did not require FFLs to also register as ammo sellers, the3y became ammo sellers by default due to the qualifications of being legal FFLs. However the FFL will just hand you the ammo as most all the time, its a guy you been dealing with and he knows you.
But shipping direct to an individual I still legal as the state has no background system to use for face to face transactions at this time. Lack of reading comprehension, trickery and lies are at work against us.
However in S400.03, para 2 I think, The FFL or registered ammo seller was to record the transaction in a book with certain information in a format to be determined by the NYSP as to be the beginning reason for all face to face ammo transactions until they "invented" an electronic background system. It says book and says the NYSP can inspect when they need to during decent business hours.
Someone waived this requirement, not sure who and how but not in use anywhere I know. The paragraph is missing one sentence that this is the initial BGC system and will begin 15 Jan 2014. No one will disagree UNSAFE screwed up in many ways.
Now UNSAFE and S400.03 does exactly say when face to face is to begin and this is another screw up, they stated it would be 30 days when the NYSP certifies they have an operational BGC system and this has not happened yet. The book as the startup system and the electronic system was the transition as a future date.
So with no system now, there is no one required to do face to face, especially the seller and then that also means the buyer.
All wait now for the 30 day warning from the NYSP on when this begins.
We needed the burden of them deciding to use a manual book system to start to make all gun owners statewide, fell the pain of standing in line in 2014 to now while the seller enter the data for each transaction. The state waived this requirement and we were fine with it and we lost a tool to help us get rid of FUAC in 2014. Everyone with smarts had 2013 to get all the ammo they needed.
Only 3% will like my message and that how it always been. Think about that?
But shipping direct to an individual I still legal as the state has no background system to use for face to face transactions at this time. Lack of reading comprehension, trickery and lies are at work against us.
However in S400.03, para 2 I think, The FFL or registered ammo seller was to record the transaction in a book with certain information in a format to be determined by the NYSP as to be the beginning reason for all face to face ammo transactions until they "invented" an electronic background system. It says book and says the NYSP can inspect when they need to during decent business hours.
Someone waived this requirement, not sure who and how but not in use anywhere I know. The paragraph is missing one sentence that this is the initial BGC system and will begin 15 Jan 2014. No one will disagree UNSAFE screwed up in many ways.
Now UNSAFE and S400.03 does exactly say when face to face is to begin and this is another screw up, they stated it would be 30 days when the NYSP certifies they have an operational BGC system and this has not happened yet. The book as the startup system and the electronic system was the transition as a future date.
So with no system now, there is no one required to do face to face, especially the seller and then that also means the buyer.
All wait now for the 30 day warning from the NYSP on when this begins.
We needed the burden of them deciding to use a manual book system to start to make all gun owners statewide, fell the pain of standing in line in 2014 to now while the seller enter the data for each transaction. The state waived this requirement and we were fine with it and we lost a tool to help us get rid of FUAC in 2014. Everyone with smarts had 2013 to get all the ammo they needed.
Only 3% will like my message and that how it always been. Think about that?
