Gun confiscation on Long Island

[nlm38]

Roll over and let the JBTs rub his belly.... Oh wait... That's exactly what he did..... N/m

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Ya Im sure you would have taken much more extreme actions. Gimme a break

 

[theGringo]

A lot of toughguys from Massachusetts and Connecticut here sure know how to stand up for their rights.

 

[SuddenBurden]

You get a call Monday morning telling you someone will be by to confiscate your guns. That gives you 24 hours. NH is a short 5-6 hours away depending on where you live in LI.

I would have told them "I'm terribly sorry but I'm in the process of moving and all of my firearms are at a friends property in NH." Get off the phone, throw everything you want to keep in the car, and start calling storage facilities.. You kids already suspended for 2 days. Vacation time. *shrug*

 

[inerlogic]

Ya Im sure you would have taken much more extreme actions. Gimme a break

*shrug*

My wife is capable of raising our kid......

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[nlm38]

"*shrug*

My wife is capable of raising our kid......"

Ha Ha! I call bullsh*t

 

[Ben Diss]

Since this story references a pistol permit, I'll assume that at least some of these firearms are handguns. New York state requires that you apply to have your permit amended to de-list any handgun you dispose of. The form requires that you state who the new owner is. Some counties require a document to substantiate the transfer such as a bill of sale. Disposing of a handgun without amending your permit is illegal. Don't know how bad it is and quite frankly this story doesn't sound legit enough for me to overcome my laziness and look it up.

 

[Palladin]

New York sucks soooooo bad

 

[xtry51]

Since this story references a pistol permit, I'll assume that at least some of these firearms are handguns. New York state requires that you apply to have your permit amended to de-list any handgun you dispose of. The form requires that you state who the new owner is. Some counties require a document to substantiate the transfer such as a bill of sale. Disposing of a handgun without amending your permit is illegal. Don't know how bad it is and quite frankly this story doesn't sound legit enough for me to overcome my laziness and look it up.

Moving a pistol out of NY to another location is not "disposing" and does not require notification. You still own it, but NY loses all jurisdiction once it crosses the state line. Moving them to NH or VT immediately would have been the smart move.

He's already spent way more money than a storage space would have cost for years.

 

[nlm38]

Roll over and let the JBTs rub his belly.... Oh wait... That's exactly what he did..... N/m

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This was taken from another thread. He did transfer his guns and lawyer up.
N.Y. Dad?s Pistol License Suspended Over Something His 10-Year-Old Son Said ? and It Could Be 8 Years Before He Gets It Back | TheBlaze.com