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To fill in what I meant is merely the fact that there is overwhelming compliance to something that doesn't even exist yet. It's rather interesting/mind boggling. Especially in a leadership position. I can't stand not giving people all of the facts and answers when they ask.
So true. That would also lead me to believe that in the interim, as a procedure is being developed that potentially no semi automatic rifles could be sold post September 4th. So many issues with this. NYS has no incentive to create a process before the 4th, quite the opposite actually, so then what? And knowing NYS just can't do anything well, I would assume that even if you have a pistol permit already, I wouldn't expect them to simply add rifles to your permit. That would be logical and sensible....way too much of both
On behalf the existing pistol and rifle owners I encourage the clerk to go fuck herself. Or himself. Don't want to misgender it/her/him.
If you have a lifetime license from the county, you will renew on the state police website. If you do that soon, you will be buying yourself at least 3 years to take the required training. Considering all the lawsuits, I would only be doing short-term planning at this time. Things will look very different in a short period of time if there is any adherence to Bruen in the upcoming legal battles.
What it leaves out is that all the way up to DCJS, everyone is in a 'nobody knows nuthin' situation at present. I am in contact with DCJS certified instructors on a regular basis and this is all still one huge unknown at this time.
I recognize the sarcasm but the confusion is intended. If it takes months to get a new system in place then the permit process is put on hold for everyone.
You are right! We (the members of this forum) should make a thread (by county) with the answers.
Just checked Onondaga and in big red bold letters they have no updates on Supreme Court ruling or the rifle licensing.
So you are going to accept it all and simply comply while wearing a Molon Labe tee shirt.
Again, just another example of the capricious and arbitrary nature of Article 400.
The idea is to call them every day, everyone. Flood their phone and email.
This requirement is a financial strain on low income and disabled folks.
