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redlegagent
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Posted: Tue Dec 9th, 2008 05:11 pm |
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That's kind of a loose loop hole to be sure. Just remember, NYS penal law 400.00 doesn't specifically state that the restriction is part of the law. Previous challenges resulted in the state supreme court to uphold the basic tenat that the issuer has the right to place "reasonable restrictions" upon the permit. According to the state police web site, if in violation of the restriction, you cannot be charged with a crime as you haven't violated 400.00 guidelines. You can however, be reported to your issuing authority who can then recind the permit if they are so inclinded. 
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Posted: Tue Dec 9th, 2008 05:55 pm |
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My comment was directed at NYC not the state. Bloomberg just sees that anyone who has a gun (besides LEO) is up to no good. At the time during Giuliani's rule people thought it was bad but now looking back it wasn't so bad back then. Hopefully this rich A hole doesn't buy the election, even though he bought his option to run for a third term. 
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Posted: Wed Feb 18th, 2009 09:54 pm |
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It's funny that I'm hearing all these self-serving comments about liberals and Democrats "eroding your rights."
Ever hear of Posse Comitatus?
Ever hear of the FISA Court?
If you could pull the blinders off for a moment, you'd see the Republican'ts are far, far worse at "eroding rights."
Or is your right to a gun the only right you care about?
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Prophet
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Posted: Wed Feb 18th, 2009 10:01 pm |
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| Well...when it comes down to it...the second amendment is the only one that guarantees all the others. So if i had to pick one to protect it would be that one.
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thirdnostril
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Posted: Wed Feb 18th, 2009 10:03 pm |
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| So a shootout was preferable to you?
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Posted: Wed Feb 18th, 2009 10:04 pm |
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Really? You don't think it's the First amendment that protects all others?
After all, without the First, this blog wouldn't be. Possibly.
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Prophet
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Posted: Wed Feb 18th, 2009 10:12 pm |
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thirdnostril wrote:
Really? You don't think it's the First amendment that protects all others?
After all, without the First, this blog wouldn't be. Possibly.
Ever hear of tieniman square? Moscow Purge Trials? The shutting down of newspapers under Nazi Germany?
The first doesn't protect itself, the second protects the first. This blog exists because when it comes down to it, the oppression of the government can go only so far before the citizens of the country take up arms and defend themselves. Now, you can have all the drum circles and peace parades you want, but when it comes down to it those are quickly dispersed under the use of arms. Now, ghandi did it without arms, but he was gaining rights he never had so he really didn't have an option. To protect rights that are god given you must utilize the tools god gives you.
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carryall
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Posted: Sun Mar 15th, 2009 07:30 pm |
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It is amazing to sit back and read the situations different folks face in the several states. Having moved from zoo jersey to the Independent Republic, the dictatorial ways of the liberal north have happily been lost to me.
Last gun I bought was for my wife. It took less than 3 minutes to process the transaction, including paying for it. In SC I can carry concealed, in the glove box, fully loaded, etc. I will admit that SC does not yet allow open carry, but I have to prove to no one any need or otherwise to purchase and carry a firearm to use as I see fit.
The South Will Rise Again!
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Statkowski
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Posted: Tue Mar 17th, 2009 03:17 am |
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And my most recent gun was bought by my sons as a Christmas present for me. My name's nowhere on the state's sales database. Can't carry in my car without a license, but I can open carry anywhere, even at our local town council meetings (and have done so) without fear of arrest.
One of these days New York will wake up, but it'll be long after I'm gone.
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Posted: Fri Mar 20th, 2009 08:48 pm |
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Hi everyone...just registered today because i wanted to post some of my experiences on this subject.
I'm a NYC resident and I sent in a Purchase Authorization Request to add a handgun onto my existing license (Restricted - Residence Premise ) back on 12/17/08.
I got my first gun back in 1994 and the story by jnxnyc brought me right back there! It was time consuming, expensive and of course it was a hassle.Anyway, it usually takes 45 days to receive an approval or denial in writing. I called three times to check my status after day 45 and was told each time that they were backlogged. I remained patient and optimistic. Besides, you can't fight 1 Police Plaza!
Today I received a letter dated 3/17/09 which states that I've been approved to receive an official purchase authorization form!?!?!?!?  I forgot about this part of the process or maybe it's a new time waster created since 1994.
The deal is that I've got to appear at 1 PP with this letter and my existing license within 30 days so they can look into my soul or whatever before they give me an official form (PD-643-053).
They really do try to inconvenience you into changing your mind or into giving them any excuse to deny you of your request.
I expect to be there one minute after the "approved time to appear" begins and I am planning on spending quite some time there remaining very patient all the while.
Due to some of my business duties, I will ask them about converting my licence to unrestricted CCL but I don't expect to get very far on that one. (unless I get the LT from jnxnyc experience who will stamp my license unrestricted...because I'm one of the good guys!!! I would wait all day standing at full attention if that were ever to happen in order to get that hard copy in my hand. I can dream, can't I?) 
Oh yeah I do belong to a "key club" pistol range with 24 hour access already but I'd obviously prefer to "earn" an unrestricted CCL from NYC.
Anyway, I look forward to some more red tape but I will be as persistent as I need to be.
Good luck to all and remember to be careful at all times.
T
Last edited on Fri Mar 20th, 2009 09:17 pm by tripl
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GLOCKMAN40
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Posted: Fri Mar 20th, 2009 10:04 pm |
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chiefdave1010 wrote: I DONT NOW I HAVE A FULL CARRY CONCELLED UN RESTRICTED THAT I GOT AFTER I APPLIED 1 WEEK AFTER I GOT MY PERMIT IN SCHENECTADY CO EVEN THE CITY POLICE CANT BELIEVE IT WHEN I SHOW IT TO THEM WHAT SUCKS IS WHEN I GET PULLED OVER EITHER BY THE LOVELY NYSP OR SCHDY CO SHERIFFS OFFICE IF I TELL THEM I DO HAVE A GUN ON MY POSSITION I GET TREATED LIKE A WANTED FELONSIMPLE TRAFFIC STOP OUT OF CAR PATTED DOWN MADE TO GO TO REAR OF CAR HANDS ON TRUNK WHOLE 9 YARDS I ALSO WENT TO NEW HAMPSHIRE AND GOT A NON RESIDIENT CONCELLED PISTOL PERMIT COST 20.00 I CANT WAIT TO GET OUT OF THIS HIGH TAXED STATE
COME ON DOWN TO " INDIANA " WHERE WE CAN CARRY ANY WAY WE WANT WITH OUR LTCH, "LICENSE TO CARRY HANDGUN STATE OF INDIANA " ITS A BEAUTIFUL THING, note : I was born and raised there, lived there until 1982 ,went to THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL , in East New York Brooklyn, lived just around the corner from the school on Georga Ave, and i moved here in 82, went into the Army , and have lived here every since , I love my home town of NEW YORK CITY but hate the laws there , and its because of that and only that ,as to why i would never live there again. Even after 911 which touch my heart deeply, i still would'nt live there.
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Posted: Fri Mar 20th, 2009 11:11 pm |
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Glockman40,
I live less than 4 miles from Ground Zero and that is one reason that I'll NEVER LEAVE NYC.
I comply with all laws for better or worse in this ridiculously liberal city.
I will honor those 3000 until death and specifically the 4 great people that I knew as friends. And all of our brave soldiers.
I worked all night on 9/13/01 at Fulton and Liberty looking for them as a volunteer responder. Even the search dogs that night seemed stunned and sad as we worked in a teeming deluge of rain. We found no one.
President Bush stood on the same rubble the next morning. I'm grumpy.
Never forget!
T
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Posted: Sat Mar 21st, 2009 03:55 pm |
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| WOW, Boy did you take things to another level , Let me tell you this my friend, I Love my home town and the people who live there ,ITS NOT BECAUSE OF 9/11 THAT I LEFT NEW YORK CITY,if you know anything about the military then you would know that you go where ever they send you based on you MOS, It is clear to me that you like having your 2A rights stepped on i don't , and will never give into the bull that your NEW YORK CITY law makers have set forth for you to live by , i love having the freedom of exercising my 2A rights as i do here in Indiana, you can'nt do that there nor can you do it in ILLInois, or Wisconsin where they tell you to rely on the police for your protection, I to hurt in my heart over the loss of OVER 3000 People who loss their lives on 9/11 and i hurt aswell see so many soldiers die for our freedom and the people of 9/11 , I've worked with soldiers who have come back from the war, and feel their hurt and pain, so don't you tell me anything about laws in NEW YORK or try to inform me about 9/11 and the war, I've been their done that , its your President Bush you have to blame for it , let me remind you of his reaction to getting the news of the attact while visting that school the morining of ,he never moved from where he was sitting, He looked as if he new it was going to happen, I LOVE MY COUNTRY AND THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO I HAVE SERVER WITH, THE SAME ONES WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THIS COUNTRY AND THE FREEDOMS THAT WE ALL ENJOY, SO TAKE YOUR GRUMPY AZZ BACK UNDER THE ROCK YOU CAME FROM .......... SIGN: "BROOKLYN 9/11 MILITARY MAN" !!!!!!!
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Posted: Sun Mar 22nd, 2009 05:32 pm |
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| Whatever. Last edited on Thu Mar 26th, 2009 04:54 am by tripl
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Posted: Wed Apr 8th, 2009 05:29 pm |
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jnxnyc wrote:
I was able to get one because of the business that I do. I make daily cash deposits of $5K - $15K a day.
First post. Hello to all the patriots here!
I am a Suffolk County resident...east ender. Having been a avid long arm enthusiast since the age of 13... now 37 I have decided I want a hangun.
Paperwork, FBI lists, and wait be damned. I have a fire in my belly to exercise my rights to the fullest.(NY`rs have no rights..yaya I know)
I have never been arrested and have an honorable discharge from the USMC. All good there.
Here comes the fun part. I want that CCW. I plan on starting a precious metals dealer(a second business if that matters) I am going to be carry large sums of cash and gold bullion on my person. No storefront. Face to face in homes or other places of biz.
I dont mean to necro-quote. But this thread answered some , but not all my questions.
How much cash do I need to be carrying to "qualify"? What is the sheriff going to ask me for? bills of reciepts, does he want to see a wad of bills...etc. Do I need to prove that I have been a dealer for a certain amount of time..etc
Any other concerns I should address before moving forward? I would like to get it right the first time.
Cheers
Chris.
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Posted: Thu Apr 9th, 2009 10:26 pm |
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| It seems to me based on observation that NY's gun owner base needs a lot more organization, motivation, and mobilization. Does NYSRPA have local chapters and meetings? I see no big website that acts as a message board for NY'ers like Calguns.net does for California.
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Posted: Wed Apr 29th, 2009 05:43 pm |
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| Leabo....I to am a former LEO and originally had a restricted NY State pistol permit. I wrote a letter to the judge, listing all the firearms training I had in eleven years,( State Police, FBI, Basic Academy.etc..), he removed the restrictions. Of course I live way up in the boonies of Washington County on the Vermont border. Big difference then New York City
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Posted: Wed May 6th, 2009 02:26 am |
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I grew up in Westchester but left 20+ years ago. When it comes to freedom, I hardly recognize New York as being part of America any more.
In Washington State -- one of the most loony leftist places in the country -- it takes exactly one trip to the local police station to get fingerprinted and apply for a CCW permit. If you are a law-abiding citizen, thirty days later, the permit arrives in the mail. They are prohibited by law from refusing to issue it.
At that point you can walk into any of the several gun shops nearby (even in Seattle and its suburbs, which are ground zero for the lunacy I mentioned above), buy one (or more!) handguns of your choice, and take them home that very instant. Loaded, in your vehicle, on your person, whatever. One of the ones I bought recently came in a factory case emblazoned with a sticker proclaiming "NOT LEGAL IN CALIFORNIA" -- which I take as a badge of honor.
Sorry to rub it in... I just don't think I could ever live back there and I am sorry for you New Yorkers.
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Posted: Thu May 7th, 2009 07:14 pm |
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Crispy wrote:
I am a Suffolk County resident...east ender. Having been a avid long arm enthusiast since the age of 13... now 37 I have decided I want a hangun.
Here comes the fun part. I want that CCW.
Well, contact the Sheriffs Office, or if you live outside of the five western towns (Police District) the SCPD Pistol Licensing Bureau for details. I'm gona take a wild guess here, but I doubt your gona get a CCW.
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Posted: Sat Jun 6th, 2009 03:17 am |
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BrianSchenectady wrote: New to the post so I am sorry how the last question was asked. I recently received my pistol permit in schenectady county. Everyone there was great along the way. When I picked up the permit I noticed I had the restriction of target and hunting on it. When I applied for it I asked for the concealed carry. She told me to draw up a letter for the judge to have my permit amended and bring it back to her. My question is: What do they (judge) want to hear? Any samples out there? Thanks in advance Brian First post....nice to be here...as far as I know, there are TWO kinds of CWP in NY, Concealed and Premise...this is according to the NYSP. The restrictions are put there by judges...for whatever reason. Target restriction? Keep a paper target folded in your wallet and a bag with some ammo, eyes and ears in the trunk....silly but....
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