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Old 11-18-2014, 12:44 PM
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This is what happens when people (gun owners) don't get out and vote and the same anti gun politicians stay in office.
I just received this information that all New York Residents will be subject to:
Subject: From INSIDE the NY STATE Police IT Dept whistle blower.


IF YOU DON'T REALIZE IT BY NOW, I CAN NOT HELP YOU!!!!
THE SECRET SO CALLED "AMMO DATABASE" THAT WAS BORN OUT OF NY SAFE IS THE MOST DANGEROUS ASPECT OF NY SAFE.

From a whistleblower in the IT Dept in Albany.
The public has no idea how invasive this application is going to be, I work for NYS ITS but am not involved directly in the project, this is all "watercooler talk". Most of the details on the application are already public information (the safe act) which tells the story well enough on how it’s going to work.
When I tell you that you will NEVER want to buy ammo in New York again I am not kidding. I highly suggest you all read up on S 400.02 & 400.03 here Bills...
Keep in mind what they list in the safe act is probably NOT the only information they are seeking out; you can be sure other personal avenues will be tied into the application based on how loosely the safe act was written. Now granted the same lurking eyes who will be running this already have access to this personal information (criminal record, warrants, mental health checks and record, etc), this is just going to be a convenient way to display a lot of all that information in one central location.
Again I am not breaking laws blowing a whistle, I am simply extending logic and common sense based on the parties involved who will be running this application and what is written in the safe act.
Sections to take note of: 400.02Line 19-23 (application can be used to revoke pistol permits and subsequently seize all firearms in the home)
Line 23-25 (if you have a pending permit application, they can look this up, see you have 10,000 rounds of ammo already purchased and use their “discretion” to say you have too much ammo in their eyes and if we give you this permit and gun you could go nuts with it all; denied application.
See the section on pistol permits and mental health in the safe act for more information on how wide the doors are made in regards to “discretion” now).
Line 28-33 (this can be used to deny or revoke applicants then seize any and all arms in the home. As in, you apply for a permit now, somehow get denied, they have the ability to now come and take all your long guns which they know you clearly have since they see you have purchase history as you keep buying ammo for them.
So in other words, the big buyers of ammo will undoubtedly be flagged, when a permit application comes up they might use their “discretion” to deny it then come confiscate. Or if you already have a permit, they will see the flag and start extending a search on your records to dig up something to revoke the permit and come confiscate everything.)
400.03 Line 49-56 & line 1 and 2 from the next page (Date, time, name, age, occupation (how they are getting this I have no idea), residence, the caliber, quantity, manufacture, serial number, or other identification marks such as microstamped casings {which can track a shooting event’s evidence right to the purchaser} all that will be recorded at the time of purchase.
Line 15-21 (must contact and provide ie. Submit for record, the NYS Database. This affirms the above that all the revealing information on the purchase is to be submitted and recorded.
Line 22, 23 & 33, 32 (all transactions are logged with a unique identifier)
Line 39-40 (Your purchase will be recorded and will be accessible by NYSP at any time, for one year. I have doubts they will actually time out and not be retained longer)
Line 46, 47 (NYSP can share this information with local police and sheriff’s)
Line 47-50 (just because they know you bought a ton of ammo they can’t use this to say you may have committed a crime, BUT if they have “other information” tending to prove you have/could have committed a crime this information WILL be used against you.)
Line 53-56, line 7-13 (Even if the system is down they can use NICS to OK the sale, but they still have to record the transaction and provide them to the NYSP in paper form.
So there you have it. That’s the cliffs notes to all this BS. I am sorry for the local businesses who will no longer be selling me any ammunition. I for one vow to never buy a single round ever again within the borders of NYS once this system is put into place. I hope you reading this do the same. They will never make it illegal to travel with your own personal property, so I will gladly send my money out of state to make my purchases. Please copy paste this entire message and send it all over the place. Get the word out so people aren’t blindsided by this when it’s put in place, and prove to the government attempting to control something they never will be able to do, that this is yet again another worthless initiative. FUAC
The link above is the amendments that were put in place, the full safe act is here: S2230-2013 - NY Senate Open Legislation - Enacts the NY SAFE Act of 2013 - New York State Senate

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Old 11-18-2014, 02:01 PM
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New York is a pretty good sized state, but not so large that many residents are more than an hour or so away from another state. Many people travel across state lines on a regular basis, and even those who do not probably know someone who does. I think it is likely that there will be quite a bit of ammunition purchasing done out of state, individually or as favors for friends, neighbors, club members, etc.

As a matter of fact, based upon what you have revealed, I might even recommend that course of action. There might even be some opportunities for truck drivers on routes through NYS, sales reps with routes in NYS, service types (elevator inspectors, etc) regularly passing through, and so forth. Two or three cases of popular calibers per trip, couple of bucks per box for the service (and friendly home delivery), could provide a little supplemental income for a travelling man, and I can't think of any crime associated with this (although it would probably be better to get your legal advice from a NY-licensed attorney than an old retired cop in Colorado).

I'm absolutely certain that no one is purchasing cigarettes in Mexico or on Indian reservations, then carrying it back across the border, so I can't imagine anyone buying ammo outside NYS and bringing it back for themselves or their friends (wink, wink), just like everyone complied with the Volstead Act (prohibition). There might even be nearby states with lower sales taxes, making it even more attractive.

I see one potential downside, and that is the guy who applies for a permit for sport shooting (target shooting, etc), but the records show little or no ammo purchasing in NYS, which might allow the authorities to deny the application. Who knows?
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Old 11-18-2014, 04:06 PM
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New York has a long border with Vermont. I have a friend who shoots regularly and lives in Albany. He, and his shooting friends, have no problem obtaining all the ammo they need. Enough said.
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This is what happens when people (gun owners) don't get out and vote and the same anti gun politicians stay in office.
You mean the fictitious 6 million gun owners? This election was not lost just because of gun owners, it was upstate voters in general. Certain people have you to believe NY has this vast amount of gun owners. So do not blame the gun owners for the election, blame everyone.

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The number of voters who showed up on Election Day was 3.7 million in New York this year. The Govenor was elected by less than 500,000 votes. I will bet the state had at least that many gun owners who did not vote.
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There are some pretty good sporting goods stores in Erie, PA.
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I fully expect at some point the NY State Police will start stopping people on the NY Thruway and other major routes specifically to search for ammunition being "smuggled" in. Doing so is likely a Felony under the Safe Act and I would expect it carries a penalty similar to that for being in possession of an unregistered handgun, meaning you'll get 5 years for one single measly 50 round box of 22 shorts.
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Their is no law in the Safe Act that says you cannot buy ammunition out of state and bring it back in. This law is for within the state of NY. Ordering online and having it shipped to you is illegal but from what I have gathered, that has to do with commercial sales. I'm not 100% certain on that.

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Every time I go to Pa. I make it a point to stop at sporting goods stores to look for ammo.

Guess what? They are out of the same ammo the stores in New York are out of!
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That state is ran by card carrying Communist, I swear. Who else, but Communist, would do this sort of thing?
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I think that the new, politically correct term, is progressive.
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Yep, lived there for 20 years.
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