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Lol I see the survivalists have awoken! Only a few comments from liberal anti-constitution sympathizers. The rest is good freedom talk.

Spoke to another ffl who seemed more knowledgeable. She said I would need to have dual residency. Now off to figure out what he legal definition of this is. I’ll keep you guys posted!

If I had the 100k to burn i’d run it to scotus. Maybe NY rifle association may even jump on it. I really have no interest in justifying NY’s permit process by going through it and patiently waiting while crossing my fingers that they give me their blessing to purchase a handgun. Only to have to...

Just called an FFL in NY. He said “You buy it here and you give us the info for the ffl in PA and we’ll ship it to PA for you. No problem” I said “so I don’t need a pistol license?” He said “No, you buy it here and we’ll ship it to the ffl in PA”

By the way it’s about a one year wait to get a permit/license in NY correct?

Lol I was just going over that scenario in my head and am 90% sure that’s exactly what will happen. LOL

Thank you for your passionate replies Chev. Duly noted.

Hey hey hey. I am trying to FOLLOW federal law, not circumvent it. The only thing i’m circumventing is applying for a permit in NY because I do not intend to posses the pistol in NY at any time. FYI- called ffl in PA and they said they have no problem receiving the shipment from an ffl in NY...

So only way to take a pistol to another state is after you bought it with a permit, with you personally. Like in your trunk or airplane cargo?

Got it, thanks everyone. Just can’t see why an ffl wouldn’t want to sell it and then immediately ship it to another ffl out of state for me. I guess I have to bend the knee or move out.

So if you want to achieve financial and firearm freedom, the only choice is to leave the sovereign nation of new york for true america.

How about the fact that in westchester you must purchase the pistol before you apply for the permit and leave it at the ffl until your permit is approved and if your permit is not approved you can sell it back to the ffl or ship it to your out of state home? I read this in some forum somewhere...

Hello All. First post here. (Also posted this on nyfirearms but I read that site has died down). Couldn’t find any direct answer on this anywhere. I do not have a pistol permit because I refuse to give my blood and first born for one and then have to look over my shoulder for whenever they want...