I hope this doesn't turn into a pissing match, but something was brought to my attention and I wanted to share it with everyone.
This is Penal Law 400.00-6 License: validity.
Any license issued pursuant to this section
shall be valid notwithstanding the provisions of any local law or
ordinance. No license shall be transferable to any other person or
premises. A license to carry or possess a pistol or revolver, not
otherwise limited as to place or time of possession, shall be effective
throughout the state...
Now before you start stomping your feet and having a temper tantrum, let's actually read and discuss this. Set aside your feelings for what you want to believe and throw that advice someone on the internet gave you all those years ago out the window for now.
"Limited to place and time of possession". What could this mean? Well, place could apply if you have a premises permit. You only have a permit to have a gun at your home. Ok that's place.
How about time? The easiest way to explain it is if your permit is restricted to business use. You are only to carry (per this Penal Law) during business hours. That is the "time" portion.
So how if "time" applies to the business restriction would it not apply to the other restrictions such as hiking, target shooting, hunting...?
The "time" would be while you are engaged in these activities.
This information suggests that a restricted permit being misused (possessing outside of place or time allowed) could possibly mean the permit is invalid, as the Penal Law says.
We aren't going to get into "prove a case" and other typical theatrics when this subject comes up. Obviously we don't have access to all court records throughout the entire state. Let's just discuss what is actually written in the Penal Law I have provided.
This is Penal Law 400.00-6 License: validity.
Any license issued pursuant to this section
shall be valid notwithstanding the provisions of any local law or
ordinance. No license shall be transferable to any other person or
premises. A license to carry or possess a pistol or revolver, not
otherwise limited as to place or time of possession, shall be effective
throughout the state...
Now before you start stomping your feet and having a temper tantrum, let's actually read and discuss this. Set aside your feelings for what you want to believe and throw that advice someone on the internet gave you all those years ago out the window for now.
"Limited to place and time of possession". What could this mean? Well, place could apply if you have a premises permit. You only have a permit to have a gun at your home. Ok that's place.
How about time? The easiest way to explain it is if your permit is restricted to business use. You are only to carry (per this Penal Law) during business hours. That is the "time" portion.
So how if "time" applies to the business restriction would it not apply to the other restrictions such as hiking, target shooting, hunting...?
The "time" would be while you are engaged in these activities.
This information suggests that a restricted permit being misused (possessing outside of place or time allowed) could possibly mean the permit is invalid, as the Penal Law says.
We aren't going to get into "prove a case" and other typical theatrics when this subject comes up. Obviously we don't have access to all court records throughout the entire state. Let's just discuss what is actually written in the Penal Law I have provided.