Out of state ammo shipments into NYS.

[Saltwater60]

Does the 1959 date on my NRA Junior patch suggest a new gun owner? What were you doing in 1959? My State Senator is Dan Stec, probably the most pro-gun member in the state legislature, & I'm on his mailing list.

What I haven't read here is any report of a test case of this restriction, or any competent legal analysis of how it can be enforced out of state. If you can refer me to one, I'd like to read it.

Again NYS is currently suing Companies 80% lower receivers to nys so why couldn’t they sue for this? Also you buy anything and you’re subject to NYS taxes so clearly it was settled that if you buy something on-line it’s ruled that you’re buying it where you’re located and that’s NYS.
You also fail to realize nothing needs to be valid to sue someone. You could give me your name today and tomorrow I could file a lawsuit against you that is complete bullshit and you would have to pay a lawyer to defend yourself. Ask PA Guns and Ammo how many $10,000’s of thousands of dollars he has sitting around to defend himself for this lawsuit? Now ask him how many $10,000’s of thousands he makes a year off selling ammo to NYS. Anyway you cut it regardless of how legally sound it is this lawsuit would be allowed to precede and cost a fortune to any gun seller. Also it would bankrupt most gun sellers so your argument is null and void unless we have some one willing to challenge it and spend a few hundred thousand dollars.

 

[Darth]

When you own your own business, get back to me. It can cost a business thousands of dollars to hire a lawyer to defend themselves over bs litigation. You are only thinking of yourselves when you buy ammo. As long as you are getting it, screw the businesses that may get sued, right? Then you "boycott" them because of stupid liberal NY laws?

Disagree.

The stores not cowering are flourishing.

I agree with the sentiment that we have bad enough laws, and businesses that go above and beyond them to screw us more deserve exactly what they get.

On the flip side of "get back to me when you own a business", get back to me when your not so blinded by lawyer appearing nonsense you've been fed. Business ownership is irrelevant.

 

[livingston]

When the companies attorney proclaims a lawsuit would cost a few hundred thousand Dollars and all your records will be exposed to review Companies will not take that risk.over a few thousand in sales. or even tens of thousands in sales.

 

[4WHLDRFTN]

I wouldn't ship anything to this shithole

 

[Saltwater60]

Disagree.

The stores not cowering are flourishing.

I agree with the sentiment that we have bad enough laws, and businesses that go above and beyond them to screw us more deserve exactly what they get.

On the flip side of "get back to me when you own a business", get back to me when your not so blinded by lawyer appearing nonsense you've been fed. Business ownership is irrelevant.

But the question is does it have anything to do with them shipping to NYS? I’ll bet those companies that do would be thriving without NYS business.

 

[prambo]

 

[Mosinitis]

Again, who was sued over out of state ammo shipments? It's not even illegal since there is no background checks system yet. Stop with the masochism already.

 

[Darth]

But the question is does it have anything to do with them shipping to NYS? I’ll bet those companies that do would be thriving without NYS business.

So they aren't making a killing from them, enough to offset this supposed "lawsuit defense?"

 

[Saltwater60]

So they aren't making a killing from them, enough to offset this supposed "lawsuit defense?"

I don’t really know that and neither do you. I’d guess no but just a guess. My family just had an estate lawyer and to draw up a new power of attorney it was $10,000. It was $300 or $400 per hour for his services. An actual courtroom legal battle is very costly as I’m sure you know.

 

[Darth]

I don’t really know that and neither do you. I’d guess no but just a guess. My family just had an estate lawyer and to draw up a new power of attorney it was $10,000. It was $300 or $400 per hour for his services. An actual courtroom legal battle is very costly as I’m sure you know.

So if we both don't know, we can only go an what is actually happening, correct?

And as we have seen, it's entirely possible for stores to keep selling as before, correct?

 

[Saltwater60]

So if we both don't know, we can only go an what is actually happening, correct?

And as we have seen, it's entirely possible for stores to keep selling as before, correct?

Well this is completely different though too. The last “law” wasn’t implemented and had no real effective date and this one does. Now that may change but as for now it goes into effect on 9/1.

 

[Darth]

Well this is completely different though too. The last “law” wasn’t implemented and had no real effective date and this one does. Now that may change but as for now it goes into effect on 9/1.

A date wasn't really mentioned in relation to this, just out of state dealers.

 

[Saltwater60]

A date wasn't really mentioned in relation to this, just out of state dealers.

I’m referring to the date the law goes into effect making background checks for ammo a law.