Interpretation of the law ( carry conceal)

[tonightwereload]

Thank you for taking a look at my thread.

Before I pay $150 to speak with an expert for 30 minutes, I wanted to get input from this forum.

Regarding the SCOTUS decision and NY’s law being struck down, my understanding is that a New Yorker with a home permit for their pistol can now carry that pistol concealed anywhere in NYC, except in designated gun-free zones, without needing a CCW.

Some people have told me that this interpretation is logical but might need to be tested in court, meaning I could potentially be arrested first, which I am certainly not inclined to do. Obviously, the NYPD's website is still grossly outdated regarding the new regulations.

Does this seem like a reasonable interpretation?

clearly I prefer the home permit process over the alternative...

 

[Willyone]

I'm sure no expert on the carry laws, they change with the wind. I expect that's by design though.

Ignorance is no excuse... spread'm & put your hands behind your back.

 

[Criticalt]

The law clearly states you MUST have the 18 hours of "training" to carry a handgun concealed in NYS.
This is pretty clear everywhere I look.....so it MIGHT be correct.
Here it is from NYS, but the NYSP and my county site say the exact same thing. The only real change in the carry law is that you dont need to have a reason you want to carry......and the fact that its MUCH more difficult to get a carry permit now.

Frequently Asked Questions: New Concealed Carry Law

gunsafety.ny.gov

 

[Saltwater60]

You need a permit to possess a pistol anywhere in NYS and after you get that permit to carry or posses a pistol in nyc you need a special permit if you live outside of nyc.
If I’m trading correctly you have a premise permit and think that allows you to concealed carry outside your home in NYS/nyc and that’s wrong as well.