gun laws in New York

rgatijnet1 wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:


I didn't say LOADED did I?
bumpy

And you didn't say UNLOADED either did you? :B

I "assumed" that common sense would dictate unloaded, guess I was wrong.
I also didn't say not to carry that neat little 12 gauge that has a revolving cylinder as it is illegal in some states.
bumpy

Bumpyroad wrote:


I didn't say LOADED did I?
bumpy

And you didn't say UNLOADED either did you? :B

rgatijnet1 wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:
doesn't it make more sense to carry a 12 gauge in a RV and avoid lots of issues?
bumpy

Carrying a LOADED shotgun is not legal in every state and pistol grip shotguns are illegal in some states.
There are issues that change in every state and issues that change within a state depending if you are hooked up to shore power as opposed to being on the road.

I didn't say LOADED did I?
bumpy

DownTheAvenue wrote:
The easiest solution to the problem is to just leave your weapon at home. What is wrong with that?

So if traveling to and through several other states where his firearm is legal he should be unprotected? unable to attend a competition? What if he is essentially a FTer? His home is his RV, then what? You can't just rent a storage room and stow your guns. (Not always legal and often forbidden by the contract and insurance) Let's face it, Gun laws only affect the lawful, if you area gangbanger, dope peddler you don't care.

hanko wrote:

Thats what Im going to Bump. This post has gotten out of hand. Executive is right, Ive been on this site for 4 years, and the same people always want to argue and hijack post.

New York has some specific laws about carrying a shotgun as to where it is carried, how it is carried, and in regards to ammo carry for the shotgun. I'm sure with more research you will find your answer. After four years I think you would know that firearm questions are frowned on at this forum. :B

msmith1199 wrote:

accsys wrote:

rgatijnet1 wrote:

hanko wrote:
well heres the problem. All cops in all states have the ability to run plate numbers. Mine would show that I have a carry permit from Michigan. Would that give them the right to stop me a do a search. Is that probable cause?

Are you sure???
Florida laws keep my carry permit status unobtainable except for a specific instance when it is required by law. In other words, any police running a standard license check will not find out about my carry permit. Michigan may be different but you should check with what their laws are about the confidentiality of carry permit holders.

Are you sure?? The Canadian Border Patrol knew I had a Florida CCP when they ran my plates entering the Yukon from Alaska inside passage. When we were waiting in line, one officer came down the line getting plate numbers and the first question asked when we got to the head of the line was "do you have a concealed carry permit?"

Why did he ask if he knew you had one? Could it be he just saw the Florida plates and figured you may have one?

He asked to see how truthful I would be which is a standard border patrol practice. Once I answered yes, he asked if I had any guns with me and I told him we knew we couldn't bring them in and had left them at home. He then sent us on our way. If I had lied and answered no to the CCP question, our coach would have been torn apart looking for guns.

kalsbeek wrote:
Amazing that Americans need to have a gun to leave the front door of their home no matter where they go.

Amazing that subjects of some foreign countries need to have a gun to leave the front door of their home no matter where they go.

Citizens (vs subjects) in America have the right to defend themselves against the bad guys that are present in every country.

At least for now. We'll see how that goes in a couple of months.

And to show that running your plate or your drivers license isn't the only way they know you have guns on board here is my Back window to my truck.

I drive it all the time with and without my trailer
Never once have I been stopped or in the words of some people targeted



As for not leaving the home without a gun. Yeah doesn't happen much in my house hold but in this day and age with all these crazy people all medicated and allowed to roam free why wouldn't you carry one.
I prefer to provide my own safety for my family and friends when we are together.
Why would I want to wait for someone to answer a phone and then dispatch someone who is minutes away.
Don't get me wrong I stand with our Police force
But I would rather be there to stop a threat than turn tail and run while praying nothing happens to my family. Someone else can dail the phone.

Bumpyroad wrote:
doesn't it make more sense to carry a 12 gauge in a RV and avoid lots of issues?
bumpy

Carrying a LOADED shotgun is not legal in every state and pistol grip shotguns are illegal in some states.
There are issues that change in every state and issues that change within a state depending if you are hooked up to shore power as opposed to being on the road.

Bumpyroad wrote:
doesn't it make more sense to carry a 12 gauge in a RV and avoid lots of issues?
bumpy

Thats what Im going to Bump. This post has gotten out of hand. Executive is right, Ive been on this site for 4 years, and the same people always want to argue and hijack post.