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I've got a workout program that our unit strength coaches put together in preparation for deployment. It incorporates a wide variety of strength, endurance, and cardio. A lot of it requires olympic equipment and solid technique, so I wouldnt go crazy if you've never done an Olympic lift. I...

Ok, looks like I'm gonna have to do some more research haha.

Unfortunately, I don't have family with a permit. I don't want to sell it...kind of dumb but it was my first personal firearm. Plus I don't want to lose money on it... $600 in CA and I doubt I would be able to sell it for more than $250-$300. I'm going to do it the legal way, with a full on...

NY has got to be worse than CA. All I did in CA was wait 10 days, easy peasy.

Thanks for the reply. If I've already had an NICS check with documentation of it, does it speed that process up? Right now my plan is to drive the pistol from CA to PA and drop it off at a dealer to hold for a small fee until I am ready to receive it. Dealer then sends it to NYS dealer when I am...

Hey guys. I poked around on another site and I was referred to this forum by a Corpsman. Thanks Doc, always looking out for Marines. By my first thread, you can tell I am moving back to NY from CA, and trying to own a pistol legally. I researched a bunch of really cool laws that make a lot of...

Has anyone read "Firearms and Weapons Laws, Gun Control in New York" by Lee Thomas? Written by a retired NYS officer and an attorney. It got good reviews and sounds legitimate. I am looking for an electronic copy if anyone knows how to get one.

Its nothing new...just guys at the top covering their ass.

Thanks, I'll pass along the advice.

What is the easiest way for a person who legally bought a pistol in CA, and intends to move to Westchester, NY, to legally posses, transfer ownership, or dispose of it? It's a Glock 19.