MN to NY state move, CCW questions

[mjustice]

PATH:

The message wasn't meant so much for New Yorkers (either your congressional rep is on-board or isn't) as it was for the other states that can help bring this important legislation to a vote.

 

[Danus ex]

Well, I've moved in. I wound up in Tompkins County. Admittedly, I didn't leave all my firearms behind...

I do wonder if a Tompkins County judge will grant me an unrestricted permit--I work for a company that works for NASA, DARPA, USN, etc., and like I said before, the stuff on my laptop isn't exactly blog bookmarks and YouTube downloads.

This state is gorgeous! The wilderness here has an almost jungle-like density, and the rolling hills and lakes are spectacular. It's really a shame NY's politics are the way they are.

 

[gcerbone]

It is all up to the judge...some are very permissive, some not so. Try calling the County Clerk and asking how the judges usually proceed.

 

[distortion9]

New York may not be perfect but, it IS my home...I'll stay and fight.

 

[mjustice]

Well, I've moved in. I wound up in Tompkins County. Admittedly, I didn't leave all my firearms behind...

As long as you did not bring any post-sunset AWs and any handguns, you're OK.

New York may not be perfect but, it IS my home...I'll stay and fight.

Agreed. Thankfully I don't have to worry about getting full-carry in this county, but everywhere to the south of me is restricted in one form or another. I think electing pro-carry judges should be a short term priority, with a long-term fix of eliminating the no-NYC-carry provision of §400.00(6) being a close second.