Recent content by ICEMAN

Sorry, they were sold

I'm against the training requirement and actually wasn't going to do permit classes. I only had second thoughts after several people contacted me to run a class. I figured I would provide much better training than required by the state and try to keep the price affordable.

i'm a life member, but don't give anymore to the NRA. The NRA instructors are just regular citizens who enjoy teaching firearms. In my case it has been a work around to continue teaching required training in NY. Since we pay to be instructors, it hurts us more than the NRA. The $30 they get...

Besides NRA Instructors and DCJS instructors there really isn't any options. DCJS are all active NY law enforcement or recently retired since they recert every 5 years. I don't believe they can once retired, but may have a few years active depending on last recert. I retired from federal law...

Depends on where you live. Active duty law enforcement and military need to do it if they are applying for a permit. If you love north of NYC and already have a permit then you are exempt. There is a section stating that instructors can evaluate proof of training to see what parts exceed new...

Per NYSP NRA Instructors will still be considered authorized at least for now. If it becomes only DCJS Instructors that will be more difficult. There are plenty of NRA certified instructor all over the state that can do the 16 hour class. I’m in Erie County, but there are hundreds just in WNY. I...

Depending on how many firearms you have on your NY Permit, it might be better to remove them. If you only left whatever you planned on carrying to NY on your permit at least the rest of your firearms would no longer be a NY issue.

It really comes down to trusting ourselves. The intent of the constitution was to limit government ability to infringe on the people. Maybe there is some concern with how untrained citizens will react. I actually am for state funded training that would be free to the citizens ( besides for our...

Quoted wrong post. While there are more dangerous jobs, most don’t put family or friends at an increased risk for being with them. I understand both points and am retired law enforcement. I just won’t go to the fair.

Do both. No such thing as too much ammo. Also as stock market crashes and the dollar loses value, ammo always goes up in value.

Retired Feds under 2.15 aren’t included in new law either, but are covered under LEOSA. Also doesn’t look like off duty out of state are covered since they only referred to 18USC926c. I qualify under LEOSA, but I’m more concerned with friends that no longer will be able to carry with new law.

It’s about banning military calibers first. That’s what they have done in other countries before banning everything

I’m glad my S&W 460 is safe. Definitely not as dangerous as 9mm.

I have exact same stock and scope on RPR 308. Im also 5’8 and have no issues.

They are great 1911’s. I have the performance center scandium 4.25” and it’s been reliable with everything so far.