Just to make sure... pistol permit for revolver ?

[Jcp123]

...I already know the answer, but the more I learn about the SAFE act, the less I understand it. I’m moving up there soonish, so I need to understand this fully, even if I have to ask really dumb questions.

I have a really pretty .22lr revolver. I got it for $75 (sorta), it’s a really nicely kept piece, I can’t even guarantee that I didn’t bust her cherry. Llama Comanche III with a 6” heavy barrel. It’s .22lr, if you didn’t catch that the first time. It’s a revolver. It still needs a handgun permit?

 

[wirehairfan]

Yes, you will need a pistol permit

 

[Jcp123]

Yes, you will need a pistol permit

*sigh* ok. Thanks.

I’ll be asking more seemingly vapid questions in the future.

 

[Target]

Hell, we can't even have Wrist Rocket sling shots.....But you can have a black powder pistol without a permit....as long as you do not have powder & shot ( and caps if used). Not sure if they can ding you for have a chunk of stone ( flint) if that is how its ignited.

 

[Jcp123]

Hell, we can't even have Wrist Rocket sling shots.....But you can have a black powder pistol without a permit....as long as you do not have powder & shot ( and caps if used). Not sure if they can ding you for have a chunk of stone ( flint) if that is how its ignited.

Eh? I can have a cap and ball so long as there’s nothing to load it with? Didn’t realize there was a rash of liquor store robberies with cap and ball revolvers.

 

[Acer-m14]

@Target i think we can't even have a machete either if i remember correctly

 

[Jcp123]

@Target i think we can't even have a machete either if i remember correctly

Tell me that’s a joke.

 

[Acer-m14]

@Jcp123

Machetes Added To New York's List Of 'Dangerous Or Deadly' Weapons

The new rules signed into law this month by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo stop short of banning the long, bladed instruments, often used by gardeners, farmers and hikers to clear undergrowth.

newyork.cbslocal.com

 

[Jcp123]

@Jcp123

Machetes Added To New York's List Of 'Dangerous Or Deadly' Weapons

The new rules signed into law this month by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo stop short of banning the long, bladed instruments, often used by gardeners, farmers and hikers to clear undergrowth.

newyork.cbslocal.com

The ambiguity, acccording to that article, is pretty wild. Who interprets the intent?!

The more I learn, the more I am not just confused...it makes me more of an agorist.

 

[spat]

...I already know the answer, but the more I learn about the SAFE act, the less I understand it. I’m moving up there soonish, so I need to understand this fully, even if I have to ask really dumb questions.

I have a really pretty .22lr revolver. I got it for $75 (sorta), it’s a really nicely kept piece, I can’t even guarantee that I didn’t bust her cherry. Llama Comanche III with a 6” heavy barrel. It’s .22lr, if you didn’t catch that the first time. It’s a revolver. It still needs a handgun permit?

You even need a permit for a single shot percussion cap dueling pistol, if you also have shot and powder.

 

[Criticalt]

The ambiguity, acccording to that article, is pretty wild. Who interprets the intent?!

The more I learn, the more I am not just confused...it makes me more of an agorist.

Just another meaningless law meant to control the growing number of machete attacks in NYC.
Its always been a crime to have a machete with the intent of using it unlawfully against another person.

 

[Steal2B]

Tell me that’s a joke.

It's a joke. It's true.

Machetes are now considered 'dangerous weapons' in New York

Possessing one with the intent to use unlawfully against another is now a misdemeanor.

www.newyorkupstate.com

Machetes Added To New York's List Of 'Dangerous Or Deadly' Weapons

The new rules signed into law this month by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo stop short of banning the long, bladed instruments, often used by gardeners, farmers and hikers to clear undergrowth.

newyork.cbslocal.com

As the wise members if this fine forum already suggested to you in your previous queries, you need a permit so either leave it in Tx with your parents or sell it before you relocate. Although NY releases thugs without bail and releases dangerous felons from prison on a whim, if you as a Texas boy wanders in here with an unlicensed handgun, a normal Academy Sporting Goods sporting rifle, or a normal capacity magazine this state will tan your ass with prejudice and life as you know it will forever change.

Similarly you may have an issue with many of the pocket knives sold at your local Walmart that you may have thought you would pack and in NYC they even have some of their own special rules for pocket knives.

Legal Self Defense Weapons in New York City and State 2020 - Concealed Carry Law

I was speaking to a buddy in the Big Apple and he was curious which self-defense weapons he could legally carry in New York. I told him I’d do some research and get back to him. It turns out that New York has some pretty strict rules on what law-abiding citizens can use to defend...

concealcarrylaw.co

New York Knife Laws - My Fillet Knife

www.myfilletknife.com

 

[Saltwater60]

The ambiguity, acccording to that article, is pretty wild. Who interprets the intent?!

The more I learn, the more I am not just confused...it makes me more of an agorist.

If the law in NYS requires intent and you have it intent is assumed you’re a criminal and you’re charged.

 

[Saltwater60]

You’re best to just not move to NYS but I think we’ve already had this conversation.

 

[Steal2B]

...I already know the answer, but the more I learn about the SAFE act, the less I understand it. I’m moving up there soonish, so I need to understand this fully, even if I have to ask really dumb questions.

I have a really pretty .22lr revolver. I got it for $75 (sorta), it’s a really nicely kept piece, I can’t even guarantee that I didn’t bust her cherry. Llama Comanche III with a 6” heavy barrel. It’s .22lr, if you didn’t catch that the first time. It’s a revolver. It still needs a handgun permit?

While we are at it, your Texas vehicle may have issues with being NYS legal. You may get a suprise from an energetic NYS Trooper or if you go for a NYS inspection. Just saying, been there, done that, we're starting a club, we'll have Tee Shirts.

 

[turbobike]

Note: Most NYS pistol permits require you to be a resident for 1full year, before you can apply for a pistol permit.

 

[BDinPutnam]

If the law in NYS requires intent and you have it intent is assumed you’re a criminal and you’re charged.

About sums it up.

 

[Xae289]

About sums it up.

You know, unless you're out committing actual violent felonies, then you get let out with an "attaboy" and a pat on the shoulder.

 

[repete]

OP, you may not know but when you move here and IF you move to Rochester you will have to go thru the city AND the county to get a pistol permit. It took my wife 23 months to receive her permit and she was born here and lived here for all but 4 years of her life and has never even received a traffic ticket. In other words if you have to move to NY STAY OUT OF ROCHESTER!

 

[GOYABEAN]

Tell me that’s a joke.

Welcome to the gulag of land

 

[Jcp123]

While we are at it, your Texas vehicle may have issues with being NYS legal. You may get a suprise from an energetic NYS Trooper or if you go for a NYS inspection. Just saying, been there, done that, we're starting a club, we'll have Tee Shirts.

The “safety” inspections don’t seem to differ that much between here and there...maybe some tires are in order, which is fine since this will be my winter beater and I’m going to put it on snows anyway.

Ironically, California was the most lax of all...no inspections, and I drove pre-smog cars, so all I did was write a tiny check. It was cheaper to register them there than here in TX, too.

 

[Jcp123]

OP, you may not know but when you move here and IF you move to Rochester you will have to go thru the city AND the county to get a pistol permit. It took my wife 23 months to receive her permit and she was born here and lived here for all but 4 years of her life and has never even received a traffic ticket. In other words if you have to move to NY STAY OUT OF ROCHESTER!

Well we won’t be in Rochester proper, most likely will be in the western suburbs...Greece, Gates, Chili...Irondequoit doesn’t look bad either, though. One oddity up there I have never wrapped my head around, though is the whole town/village, etc. thing.

 

[Jcp123]

It's a joke. It's true.

Machetes are now considered 'dangerous weapons' in New York

Possessing one with the intent to use unlawfully against another is now a misdemeanor.

www.newyorkupstate.com

Machetes Added To New York's List Of 'Dangerous Or Deadly' Weapons

The new rules signed into law this month by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo stop short of banning the long, bladed instruments, often used by gardeners, farmers and hikers to clear undergrowth.

newyork.cbslocal.com

As the wise members if this fine forum already suggested to you in your previous queries, you need a permit so either leave it in Tx with your parents or sell it before you relocate. Although NY releases thugs without bail and releases dangerous felons from prison on a whim, if you as a Texas boy wanders in here with an unlicensed handgun, a normal Academy Sporting Goods sporting rifle, or a normal capacity magazine this state will tan your ass with prejudice and life as you know it will forever change.

Similarly you may have an issue with many of the pocket knives sold at your local Walmart that you may have thought you would pack and in NYC they even have some of their own special rules for pocket knives.

Legal Self Defense Weapons in New York City and State 2020 - Concealed Carry Law

I was speaking to a buddy in the Big Apple and he was curious which self-defense weapons he could legally carry in New York. I told him I’d do some research and get back to him. It turns out that New York has some pretty strict rules on what law-abiding citizens can use to defend...

concealcarrylaw.co

New York Knife Laws - My Fillet Knife

www.myfilletknife.com

Good grief. Ninja stars? Really? That law reads like legislators with too much time on their hands.

I’m totally going to have a machete, though.

 

[Steal2B]

The “safety” inspections don’t seem to differ that much between here and there...maybe some tires are in order, which is fine since this will be my winter beater and I’m going to put it on snows anyway.

Ironically, California was the most lax of all...no inspections, and I drove pre-smog cars, so all I did was write a tiny check. It was cheaper to register them there than here in TX, too.

You may also fail the NYS FUAC tint inspection. Family had an OEM stock truck bought in Tx fail on front windows, a TX Safelite replacement Nissan fail on a Trooper stop in NY (the FUAC windshield sticker was designed to print VOID when scraped off in TX to apply on replecement which got me stopped twice shortly after entering NYS on Rt 84) and another Safelite Tx replacement on a Subaru fail on annual inspection. Safelite replaced both again for free. Son had aftermarket tint applied by dealer in SAT on his Focus RT and failed in NY when visiting and stopped by a trooper in Westchester even though he had out of state plates (was scolded and warned with no ticket). So in a small vehicle population we got snakebite four times.

 

[Jcp123]

Tint? That’s funny. I don’t even have cassette or cd. Or power steering.

 

[Steal2B]

Tint? That’s funny. I don’t even have cassette or cd. Or power steering.

The tint was not an option. They were factory standatd glass. NYS issued tint standards and many stock vehicles delivered in the South although they are in spec apparently have issues with FUAC new rules. The Safelite guy said the FUAC standard is a BS issue that they have run in to more than a few times with in spec batches of glass. My glass did not looked tint either, I'll check for pics.

 

[Jcp123]

Well my car is 23 years old, 24 in November. It probably predates whatever the current standards are, for better or worse.

We are probably downsizing the wife’s car before we go, I think hers would likely be more of an issue. She drives the newer stuff, I buy light old efficient beaters I can park for weeks at a time and not worry about. I have put 17k miles on the thing in three years.

 

[Steal2B]

Well my car is 23 years old, 24 in November. It probably predates whatever the current standards are, for better or worse.

We are probably downsizing the wife’s car before we go, I think hers would likely be more of an issue. She drives the newer stuff, I buy light old efficient beaters I can park for weeks at a time and not worry about. I have put 17k miles on the thing in three years.

I was suprised when an issue came up.

The added tint made sense because what flies in TX is oft an issue in NY.

I did not see the the Safelite in spec or new OEM issues until I was burnt.

The last Safelite replacement in Austin was after I had been burnt before so I had Safelite and USAA swear the new windshield was OK in NYS, ... and a week later I was stopped twice within an hour on Rt 84.

You should be OK but never underestimate the absurdity of the Empire State and its Emporer.

 

[Jcp123]

I was suprised when an issue came up.

The added tint made sense because what flies in TX is oft an issue in NY.

I did not see the the Safelite in spec or new OEM issues until I was burnt.

The last Safelite replacement in Austin was after I had been burnt before so I had Safelite and USAA swear the new windshield was OK in NYS, ... and a week later I was stopped twice within an hour on Rt 84.

You should be OK but never underestimate the absurdity of the Empire State and its Emporer.

We’ll see. Cars are the easy part for me - that’s my area of expertise. Guns are a side piece to me.

Although, this is interesting because road salt makes me not want to buy up there. I’d always imagined seeing my folks and buying a car to drive back up. I don’t know how y’all tolerate the salt and corrosion!

 

[Darth]

We’ll see. Cars are the easy part for me - that’s my area of expertise. Guns are a side piece to me.

Although, this is interesting because road salt makes me not want to buy up there. I’d always imagined seeing my folks and buying a car to drive back up. I don’t know how y’all tolerate the salt and corrosion!

There is just so much to depise about NY that road salt doesn't even make the top 1,000.