kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
I prefer plain-spoken.You see I'm not nearly as crass as kev. I would have called you a Richard.
Orange County Amendment Time
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kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Holy cow!! 2 weeks and 2 days since I dropped my last amendment in the mail, including the July 4th holiday.
But gun store is closed till Wednesday.
But gun store is closed till Wednesday.
Sully4755
22lr
Kev74 I received mine in the mail today also 3 weeks to the day. They received my paper work on June 17th cashed check on June 20th and received my amendment today
Holy cow!! 2 weeks and 2 days since I dropped my last amendment in the mail, including the July 4th holiday.
But gun store is closed till Wednesday.
What judge? Wednesday will be 6 weeks waiting on Freehill
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Brown.
Sully4755
22lr
Brown also
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
And the clock starts again. Just dropped another off.
For that small little handgun you showed me yesterday?
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
For that small little handgun you showed me yesterday?
Pew pew pew pew!!!
S&W 617, 6 inch barrel.
Check cashed 7/30/19..The waiting begins
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
2 weeks and 5 days.
I found it today in the mailbox when I got home from...the gun store.
I found it today in the mailbox when I got home from...the gun store.
4 weeks, 1 day.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Annie likes me more!
LOL that's fine by me, you can have her!Annie likes me more!
Roadrunner811
.177 BB
I submitted mine exactly 2 weeks ago. My original judge and the one who signed my last ammendment was Derosa. Don't know who is covering his licenses since he retired however.
JaguarJaguarGolf
6.5 Creedmoor
Mine was DeRosa and now it is Brown
JaguarJaguarGolf
6.5 Creedmoor
Amendment for additional caliber (.357 sig) for a .40 caliber already on license: mailed Thursday October 17th 2019. Start the clock!
JaguarJaguarGolf
6.5 Creedmoor
Coming up on a month for an additional caliber for a handgun already on my license
Roadrunner811
.177 BB
7 weeks and one day for mine so far. My local shop said 4 to 7 weeks when I purchased it.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Dropped off 12/20/19. Signed by Judge Brown on 12/31/19. Mailed 1/14/20. Delivered 1/16/20.
It only took them 2 weeks to stick it in an envelope and mail it to me.
It only took them 2 weeks to stick it in an envelope and mail it to me.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
Wow. For me it's like picking up a Rx. 5-10 mins at the counter and out the door.
I am really late to the game on this...
I don't know how it works in other counties in NY, perhaps someone could give me a quick lesson... Here in Tioga county, I go to the gun shop,pay for the pistol. take the receipt to the sheriffs dept where its added to my permit for i think $3 or $6 or something, take a paper back to the gun shop and walk out with my pistol. On a decent day, I can have the gun in hand and on my permit in an hour.. Forgive me please for being naive', but I had NO idea it wasn't that way in the entire state as long as you had a pistol permit. I feel ignorant for not knowing it was any other way in the state.
Shit and I thought I had it bad, having to drive down to the county sheriff, and paying a couple bucks and filling out forms.. I had NO idea, honestly what some of my fellow citizens have to go through to buy a damn pistol...
I would really appreciate a bit of clarification as to how this works in some other counties.. I guess I will never bitch again about being restricted and inconvenienced when purchasing a handgun. It seems I have it better than a lot of NY permit holders do.... I HATE NY for what they are putting honest, law abiding citizens through just to buy a gun !... bob
I don't know how it works in other counties in NY, perhaps someone could give me a quick lesson... Here in Tioga county, I go to the gun shop,pay for the pistol. take the receipt to the sheriffs dept where its added to my permit for i think $3 or $6 or something, take a paper back to the gun shop and walk out with my pistol. On a decent day, I can have the gun in hand and on my permit in an hour.. Forgive me please for being naive', but I had NO idea it wasn't that way in the entire state as long as you had a pistol permit. I feel ignorant for not knowing it was any other way in the state.
Shit and I thought I had it bad, having to drive down to the county sheriff, and paying a couple bucks and filling out forms.. I had NO idea, honestly what some of my fellow citizens have to go through to buy a damn pistol...
I would really appreciate a bit of clarification as to how this works in some other counties.. I guess I will never bitch again about being restricted and inconvenienced when purchasing a handgun. It seems I have it better than a lot of NY permit holders do.... I HATE NY for what they are putting honest, law abiding citizens through just to buy a gun !... bob
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
Ditto
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
In Orange County, after you buy the handgun, you take:
- a copy of the receipt,
- an amendment form filled out on duplicate,
- A copy of your pistol permit,
- a stamped, self addressed envelope,
- and $5
to the pistol permit office (or mail it in).
The pistol permit office takes your stuff, and types up a green sheet of paper with the info on the gun you bought. They send the green sheet of paper to the permit issuing judge. The judge (presumably) reviews the information and makes an investigation and determination as to your good moral character and suitability to own another handgun ( ) -not really. The judge signs the green paper and sends it back to the pistol permit office. The pistol permit office then stuffs the green paper into the envelope you gave them and prints off a new copy of your permit and stuffs that in the envelope too. Then they wait 2 weeks and drop it in the mail.
In total the process has taken between 3 weeks and 3 months for me to be able to pick up a handgun I already paid for.
- a copy of the receipt,
- an amendment form filled out on duplicate,
- A copy of your pistol permit,
- a stamped, self addressed envelope,
- and $5
to the pistol permit office (or mail it in).
The pistol permit office takes your stuff, and types up a green sheet of paper with the info on the gun you bought. They send the green sheet of paper to the permit issuing judge. The judge (presumably) reviews the information and makes an investigation and determination as to your good moral character and suitability to own another handgun (
) -not really. The judge signs the green paper and sends it back to the pistol permit office. The pistol permit office then stuffs the green paper into the envelope you gave them and prints off a new copy of your permit and stuffs that in the envelope too. Then they wait 2 weeks and drop it in the mail.In total the process has taken between 3 weeks and 3 months for me to be able to pick up a handgun I already paid for.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
Holy guacamole.
Obviously doesn't allow rubber stamping of his signature.
The judge's attitude here is- you bothered to apply, pay the fees, and deal with NYS law. Need another handgun? Here. Enjoy.
Obviously doesn't allow rubber stamping of his signature.
The judge's attitude here is- you bothered to apply, pay the fees, and deal with NYS law. Need another handgun? Here. Enjoy.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Fun story....
In an effort to "streamline" the process (i.e. grab authority from the judges) the Orange County Clerk and Sheriff decided on their own to start rubber-stamping the judges signatures on the green papers - WITHOUT ASKING THE JUDGES FIRST!!!!!!
Understandably, the judges didn't appreciate this. The resulting fallout screwed over nearby counties where judges had allowed the clerks to stamp their signatures, as this practice was discontinued.
Even more fun.... People who got papers that were stamped instead of signed were told their amendments were invalid and had to jump through lots of hoops, fearing they'd get jammed up for possessing handguns that weren't technically valid on their permits.
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
DOH!
Lol. Wonder whose bright idea that originally was.
Lol. Wonder whose bright idea that originally was.