Still able to Register "Assault Weapons"?

[FP1201]

So, doing an annual re-certification of Handgun Licenses (be sure to check yours, it's every three years now) there's a page for "Assault Weapons" including a Toggle to "Register" AW's
Now I though that Ship had already Sailed, and while I diametrically oppose the Registration and Ban, I would bring my Colt SP-1 up from Alabama to use with Detachable Magazines IF it could be done legally...When the Law was first enacted there was a provision for persons who unknowingly had the classified firearm to Register without penalty but that was over a decade ago (Jan. 2013)
"Traps" never look like an ambush waiting to happen.

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[Paperpunch]

......and you have to re-register every 5 yrs.

 

[Tisto]

As I remember, the deadline was set, then there was a 1 year grace period. I don't think you're able t register anything without them coming to visit you. Maybe, just maybe you could register one if you just moved here, but even then I think they would visit you and relieve you of your property, therefore negating the whole registration problem.

 

[thughes]

OpSec, fuck 'em.

 

[GTN]

......and you have to re-register every 5 yrs.

For the aw registration?

 

[FP1201]

As I remember, the deadline was set, then there was a 1 year grace period. I don't think you're able t register anything without them coming to visit you. Maybe, just maybe you could register one if you just moved here, but even then I think they would visit you and relieve you of your property, therefore negating the whole registration problem.

That was my understanding and concern as well...They wouldn't find one here and I have a Residence in Alabama, but that might not preclude them from obtaining a Search Warrant...NY Has this habit of passing Laws then going back to administratively alter them or their execution.
The Bridge to compliance might be washed out and not seen until you're in the water.

For the aw registration?

Looks that way, and on the web page it looks like maybe the early registrations have to be updated to a new format? "UPDATE YOUR REGISTRATION" toggle...maybe that's just to remove guns you no longer have?

 

[Bustedknees]

Thanks for the reminder on the ppr.
Somethings never change. I turned in my homework late again.

 

[Bigfoot]

All my assualty stuff has long been at the bottom of Lake Deep as Fuck. It was a tragic day, it's known around these parts as the day of the Crappy Capsize.

It was a horrendous day; a day that would have killed 10 ordinary men, but I somehow made it back to shore alive. But all my assaulty stuff sank to the very bottom of Lake Deep as Fuck.

After the Crappy Capsize, I meant to replace those guns, but in the meantime, the news media convinced me that guns are icky, so I never did. I no longer own any icky guns.

True Story.

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[Saltwater60]

You cannot register them now as far as I know. You need to recertify them just like pistols. Never trust them.

 

[M_F]

Yes and No. The original safe act AW registration deadline was in 2014, while there is wording about a 30 day grace period if you “unknowingly failed to register” I wouldn’t risk it with how NY is. You can still buy and register an “antique AW” (NY’s made up definition not the Feds) if the gun is more than 50 years old.