There is NY States loophole. If the system is not up and running by the 13th, then that possibly means no gun purchases. They can keep the start date of the system in limbo and no new guns for us.
Nope
They can’t stop gun sales in NYS. They might try but it won’t hold up and will go to court immediately with a resolution in our favor. They have already walked back the timeframe for this a few times.
What's really a pisser is the Dealers in NY will not accept my Florida or PA licenses that were issued within the five year requirement, and could give a shit less if your NY Licenses was issued within that same period.
The FFL’s license/account numbers for NYS FFL’s will no longer be active in the NICS system for background checks, from what I’ve been told. That will require calling the NYSP for bgc’s instead of using the NICS system directly.
You're not going to like this, and I didn't believe it, but the local ATF Agent said that wasn't legal, but they don't have the resources to perse the violation... I'm calling bullshit, but will investigate.
As before, I hope this pisses the fudds off to no end... "ain't nobody tak'n ma Deeha gun and Duck Shotgun"... nope, you're right, but you are going to be scrtinized and charged more every time you buy ammunition or decide to get something different.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the initial thread asking about background checks for ammunition purchases? Suddenly, the point of the conversation switched from background checks for ammo versus checks for firearms sales. Two entirely different things.
I started the thread, and the same system will be in place for firearm AND amm7nition background checks. Both transactions have been predicted to begin on 13 September, 2023. Welcome to the forum.
But do they charge fees for exercising a right? $2.50 for a 50 round trip to the range?
As I asked before:
As I said before I am a ny resident that is on a pa ffl. My understanding is NICS will not be available to them. In pa you are given an approval number from pics, a hold, or a denial. Never had a denial but my understanding is the buyer must begin the fight at this point. We're a manufacturer so we don't do many.
I dont see how anything would change. Like you said, A 03 is a FFL. Its is a simple transfer from FFL to FFL, there is no 4473 or BGC. In NY a C&R is very limited, long guns only for direct shipping. Handguns still need to be shipped to a 01/07 FFL, the permit process is the same but no 4473 occurs. The days of C&R deals are long over, about the only nice thing about a 03 is there are a lot of pews out there made before 1973 that are eligible.
But do they charge fees for exercising a right? $2.50 for a 50 round trip to the range?
They won’t care because they buy one box of slugs and a couple .22’s per year. I’m surprised shotgun and .22lr isn’t excluded to appease the Fudds.
Interesting. I had one for I believe 12 years, but have not for 6 or so. I never had an issue having long guns delivered to my house, only problem was pistols had to go through a 01/07 to be put on a permit. It was a FFL to FFL transfer otherwise.
The NYSP Dealer Training .pdf dated 27 July 2023 clearly says "FFL to FFL" no check required. Now I expect they didn't factor 03's into this, but words have meaning, and THEY used them. The owners of the FFL's I associate with say the 03 is nullified according to NY's demand of a NICS Check, which makes no sense as the FFL application asks the same questions as the 4473 and requires renewal every three years... Few if any refuse to accept and ship to a 03 FFL in NY, and thus far no one I've dealt with had any issue taking a copy and whishing me a good day.
www.newsbreak.com
Yes, that is the subject of this thread. It is very unlikely to go into effect on the 13th. More probable that it is delayed at least a couple weeks at the very soonest. Quite possibly longer. The legislated go-live date of 13 Sept, 2023 gas not been officially rescinded as of 8/16/23.Background checks on guns and ammo will now have to go through NYSP - NewsBreak
Background checks are required to buy a gun and currently the FBI conducts them. However next month, New York State will get involved, tacking on charges f
Last November, Governor Hochul passed the Concealed Carry Improvement Act. One of the changes made in that act included making background checks go through the State for buying both firearms and, now, also ammunition.
Currently, background checks go through the NICS or National Instant Criminal Background Check System run by the FBI. When the State takes over next month, gun owners will also have to pay a fee for these background checks. That’s an extra $9 for firearms and $2.50 for ammunition.
