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Does the 1959 date on my NRA Junior patch suggest a new gun owner? What were you doing in 1959? My State Senator is Dan Stec, probably the most pro-gun member in the state legislature, & I'm on his mailing list. What I haven't read here is any report of a test case of this restriction, or...

Then he shouldn't be peddling his product on ebay, because the vast majority of ebay merchants DO without argument ship USPS. Many private housing developments are not served by USPS, so residents have no choice but to use a PO box. If ever there was a dead duck in this country, it's "the...

You're right, but if you're looking for scarce, collectable, items, you can't just "buy them somewhere else." New stuff, other than ammo, I have no interest in.

That's one (rather brazen) manufacturer who went out of his way to draw attention to his products of questionable legality. What is your evidence that EVERY kind of gun part will henceforth be rejected by UPS? God knows I'm no defender of UPS, which I HATE for many reasons! Right now I'm in a...

UPS doesn't restrict destruction to gun-parts--they're an "equal-opportunity" destroyer of any parcel entrusted to their "care."

Tell THAT to the gutless anti-gun collaborators who voluntarily submit to NYS restrictions!

That court would have to sit in the home-state of the shipper. How could that court claim jurisdiction over a "crime" that occurred in another state? That's why I asked if there might be some federal legislation that superseded state laws.

Can you provide ONE example of an out-of-state ammo seller sued by NYS?

They're FAHs, because they don't have "to deal with NY laws," excepting those applying to "assault rifles." I often see that refusal in Gunbroker listings, & when I've asked "why?", their answer is no response.

Doing that requires time & abilities that not everyone possess, but EVERY NY gun-owner can support NYSRPA with their check-book. If there's any hope of resisting the anti-gun jehad of NY's Gun-Hater-In-Chief, the job will fall to NYSRPA.

I assure you I DO. But I still want to know why the others, the ones collaborating with the gun-haters of NYS, don't.

What appears to me to make these cases different are the regulations applicable to firearms shipments, but not to ammo. What are the legal grounds for these suits, if you know--violating ATF regs, or what?

I don't understand how it would be possible to file even a nuisance suit against a company that has broken no law in their state. The court in which it was filed would have no choice but to throw it out. Can the Texas AG prosecute MDs providing abortions in NYS? Or if such an MD visited Texas...

Out of state ammo dealers break no laws in their own jurisdictions by shipping to NY residents. So why do most refuse to do so, other than ass-kissing cowardice? Is there a federal interstate commerce regulation they would violate by doing so? If our "friends" in the gun-world are cooperating...