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Bust In Queens Finds 25 Firearms Despite NYC Gun Laws
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Not quite sure what that means exactly in regards to my post but the video answers your question on why some people question who really is a perp and whether they should worry about this.I know you and the forum rules well enough to smile and wave when the antics are coming.
This occurred in Queens, NYC. NYC has a different set of rules on owning firearms and ammo:
You must posses a NYC rifle/ shotgun permit to posses either.
5 rd limit on rifle/ shotguns in NYC (rifle/shotgun capacity can only be 5 rds. )
AR's/AK's are banned in NYC period (NY compliant AR15 are not valid in NYC.)
NYC has a FDNY code that limits 200 rds (total) of ammo per house.
From the story, cops were responding to a 911 call on an assault at the residence. Cops noticed some firearms out in the open at the residence...
Maybe the cops asked the owner if he had a NYC permit for the firearms that were out in the open and the answer was no.
Maybe the victim said the guy had lots of guns in the house. ??
Maybe the owner had the AR15 or 10/22 w/ "drum magazine" (both illegal in NYC) out in the open.
Many of his rifles were bolt action, but if he didn't have a NYC rifle permit for them he's got problems.
this happened in NYC ( not Upstate) they have different rules.
Maybe this guy said, F...it I'm not registering (NYC) my guns. (sarcasm)
imo, it's like when a cop stops a car for speeding or broken tail light. If the driver looks or smells intoxicated, the cop is going to question him/her. He's not just going to write a summons for speeding/ broken tail light and say have a nice day. (sarcasm)
If a driver has a handgun/ crack pipe tucked between his legs or out in the open.. the cop is going to question it. He's not going to pretend he doesn't see it (sarcasm).
just my $0.02
I know a guy that had all his guns confiscated (wife talked) because he was accused of abuse. Cops don't know if the guy is going to get so upset and starts shooting.
You must posses a NYC rifle/ shotgun permit to posses either.
5 rd limit on rifle/ shotguns in NYC (rifle/shotgun capacity can only be 5 rds. )
AR's/AK's are banned in NYC period (NY compliant AR15 are not valid in NYC.)
NYC has a FDNY code that limits 200 rds (total) of ammo per house.
From the story, cops were responding to a 911 call on an assault at the residence. Cops noticed some firearms out in the open at the residence...
Maybe the cops asked the owner if he had a NYC permit for the firearms that were out in the open and the answer was no.
Maybe the victim said the guy had lots of guns in the house. ??
Maybe the owner had the AR15 or 10/22 w/ "drum magazine" (both illegal in NYC) out in the open.
Many of his rifles were bolt action, but if he didn't have a NYC rifle permit for them he's got problems.
this happened in NYC ( not Upstate) they have different rules.
Maybe this guy said, F...it I'm not registering (NYC) my guns. (sarcasm)
imo, it's like when a cop stops a car for speeding or broken tail light. If the driver looks or smells intoxicated, the cop is going to question him/her. He's not just going to write a summons for speeding/ broken tail light and say have a nice day. (sarcasm)
If a driver has a handgun/ crack pipe tucked between his legs or out in the open.. the cop is going to question it. He's not going to pretend he doesn't see it (sarcasm).
just my $0.02
I know a guy that had all his guns confiscated (wife talked) because he was accused of abuse. Cops don't know if the guy is going to get so upset and starts shooting.
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BDinPutnam
.475 A&M Magnum
Above a certain amount in a residence is a fire code violation, I believe. Not sure what the particulars are.
It's a bullshit FDNY ordinance that isn't even enforced. Basically states Max of 200 rounds of ammo total in a home/apartment in NYC confines.
It's enforced in two scenarios really, you get jammed up with gun charges and they add on violating the ordinance on top of your charges or a fire breaks out in your residence, they investigate and find that you violated the ordinance.
I know quite a few FDNY Marshal's and half of them aren't even familiar with it and probably 90% of legal gun owners in NYC
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