I want to know the conditions they store those guns in too.Dave01 wrote:I believe every word of this. There is also a fun regulation where you have to reside in the state for 6-12 months (I forget the exact number) before you can even APPLY for a pistol permit. If you move to the state, it can take 1-1.5 years to get a permit, assuming you get approved. If you move to the state and want to bring a handgun, you have to surrender it to the local Police. They will hold it for you until you are properly permitted. I don't know what would happen to your weapon(s) if you were denied.wgoforth wrote:I was selling a pistol to a friend in upstate NY and was going to ship it to an FFL in his town. I called the FFL and asked about it, and he said that I had to send a spent casing to the local police dept for them to keep on file in case there is ever a crime committed with it, they can match the ballistics. Then my friend had to go to the police station and apply for my gun and could take 6 months. I ~doubt~ the dealer was correct, but at least shows that the local dealers are apparently buffaloed into what to do by the powers that be.
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