Nfa items in NY - 2a violation?

[Bakerk2]

If the president uses his pen to EO 'assault weapons' to the NFA title IIa status does this mean NYers lose those weapons? This would seem like a major 2a violation. Am I interpreting this correctly?

 

[VMaxSplat]

The whole gun control issue in general is a major 2nd Amendment violation. What part of "shall not be infringed" is unclear to these people?

 

[badguybuster]

I believe they give you a year to sell them out of state

 

[Bakerk2]

Any likelihood of a new title for ' assault weapons'? Tax :Revenue is mighty attractive.........

 

[2152hq]

I'm thinking,,and it's only my guess of course,,that NYS will place the bad assault weapons that are to be registered in the same class as handguns here. (By law they are defined as 'firearms',,sounds foolish but that term is used to describe a handgun, short barreled rifle or shotgun, or any other gun that the Supt of NYSP decides is concealable.)

Since all handguns need to be registered in NYS,,simple enough to demand that the evil A/W be put onto NYS P/P also.
Given the year grace period, that would be about enough time in most places to get a permit.

Problems I see are issueing Judges that can and do write restrictions on P/P's now already.
Some even refuse to add new handgun to persons permit for reasons such as ,,'you already have one in 22(or 38, ect) cal.'.
Others have been denied adding a new handgun till they delete (sell) one from the permit. So the Judge is controlling the number you legally own. They love the power.

W/the A/W, I can easily see some (not all) Judges flat out refusing to register them onto a permit or placing restrictions on them once registered as they sometimes do with the handguns.

Many handgun owners have permits restricted with 'for target shooting only' or 'not for concealed carry'.
Not hard to see a judge adding 'for permit holders licensed premises only' or other such restriction.
..then there's always a fee to add something to the permit.

Just my thoughts...

 

[Bakerk2]

I'm thinking,,and it's only my guess of course,,that NYS will place the bad assault weapons that are to be registered in the same class as handguns here. (By law they are defined as 'firearms',,sounds foolish but that term is used to describe a handgun, short barreled rifle or shotgun, or any other gun that the Supt of NYSP decides is concealable.)

Since all handguns need to be registered in NYS,,simple enough to demand that the evil A/W be put onto NYS P/P also.
Given the year grace period, that would be about enough time in most places to get a permit.



Problems I see are issueing Judges that can and do write restrictions on P/P's now already.
Some even refuse to add new handgun to persons permit for reasons such as ,,'you already have one in 22(or 38, ect) cal.'.
Others have been denied adding a new handgun till they delete (sell) one from the permit. So the Judge is controlling the number you legally own. They love the power.

W/the A/W, I can easily see some (not all) Judges flat out refusing to register them onto a permit or placing restrictions on them once registered as they sometimes do with the handguns.

Many handgun owners have permits restricted with 'for target shooting only' or 'not for concealed carry'.
Not hard to see a judge adding 'for permit holders licensed premises only' or other such restriction.
..then there's always a fee to add something to the permit.

Just my thoughts...

An interesting thought......hrm. It would be moot though if Obama made them an NFA Title 2 item. NY doesn't allow possession of them. Seems 2 issues here. Dang

 

[calmex]

I'm thinking,,and it's only my guess of course,,that NYS will place the bad assault weapons that are to be registered in the same class as handguns here. (By law they are defined as 'firearms',,sounds foolish but that term is used to describe a handgun, short barreled rifle or shotgun, or any other gun that the Supt of NYSP decides is concealable.)

Since all handguns need to be registered in NYS,,simple enough to demand that the evil A/W be put onto NYS P/P also.
Given the year grace period, that would be about enough time in most places to get a permit.

Problems I see are issueing Judges that can and do write restrictions on P/P's now already.
Some even refuse to add new handgun to persons permit for reasons such as ,,'you already have one in 22(or 38, ect) cal.'.
Others have been denied adding a new handgun till they delete (sell) one from the permit. So the Judge is controlling the number you legally own. They love the power.

W/the A/W, I can easily see some (not all) Judges flat out refusing to register them onto a permit or placing restrictions on them once registered as they sometimes do with the handguns.

Many handgun owners have permits restricted with 'for target shooting only' or 'not for concealed carry'.
Not hard to see a judge adding 'for permit holders licensed premises only' or other such restriction.
..then there's always a fee to add something to the permit.

Just my thoughts...

And I thought it was just us that had it bad.

 

[Jetpilot007]

Oh, I should be a resident of a FREE STATE SOON! I'll simply take my private property with me!

Andrew Cuomo, I am so looking forward to moving to a free state with like minded patriotic Americans! Your such a fool! So many New Yorkers are bailing!