Tag: New York

Close to the Vest

Watch them come out and try to face by saying it’s a non-functional fashion replica, which will only prove Marx for Our Lives cultists were lying in the first place — imagine that. Thing is, unless Letitia’s attack dogs examine it, all we’ll have is their word for it.

I’d like to see more gun owners press her to investigate, which means, of course, this soon-to-be-forgotten and easy-to-ignore X reply may be the whole salvo.

I had to look up Racquel Chevremont to see why she’s famous, and still don’t get it.

A New York State of Mind

As the Democrats grow bolder and seize more power at the state and federal level, they are repealing ‘Grandfather Clauses’ or passing laws that go straight to gun seizures. It seems increasingly clear that today’s Democrats are determined to literally disarm all of us — not 50 years from now, but soon. [More]

All they’ll need is our compliance.

[Via PAG]

A Temporary Reprieve

New York has agreed to drop a requirement that applicants for concealed carry gun permits list their former and current social media accounts so officials can confirm their “character.” [More]

For now.

Let communist Democrats keep gaining power there, and “gun permits” and “social media” won’t even be permitted memories, let alone issues for proletariat consensus.

The Breastplate of Righteousness

Heeter v. James Challenges New York Body Armor Ban Under the Second Amendment [More]

Good. They made sure to include historical examples that did the exact opposite of what New York Democrats are imposing. What’s that tell you about these regressive tyrants when their prohibitions are more oppressive than those of medieval monarchies?

DeStefano Fundraiser Addresses Donation Integrity Concerns

DeStefano has refused to turn over customer lists, and thus has been singled out for total destruction as an example to any who might defy the orders of the violence monopolists. [More]

He could minimize his ordeal tremendously if he would just give up customer names. But he won’t. So Letitia James is going to make an example of him.

Free at Last?

Now, as a result of the FPC lawsuit and the plaintiffs’ settlement with the State of New York, the State now expressly holds the position that in-state residency or employment is not required for licensure… [More]

I get incrementalism, but isn’t “a great development… liberating gun owners and restoring freedom” laying it on a bit thick when it still results in permissions, fees, prior restraints, and arbitrary limitations and infringements?

Me, I’m waiting to see some denials and in-your-face defiance by an evil government with unlimited tax plunder resources at its disposal to drag complaints on until Democrats regain control of SCOTUS…

[Via Henry Bowman]

Terms of Surrender

Under the settlement, the company must cease all sales of the MA Lock in New York, “remove any statements that claim the MA Lock is legal in New York, state on all packaging that the MA Lock cannot be sold or resold in New York, and notify all businesses currently selling the MA Lock that the product is not to be sold or resold to individuals and/or businesses in New York.” [More]

Did they also give up their customers?

Asking for a friend.

Stopping the Signal

New York’s bill proposes requiring all 3D printers sold in the state to include “blocking technology” software that scans every design file for firearm blueprints and prevents printing of flagged gun parts. [More]

Same observation I made here…

[Via WiscoDave]

With ‘Republicans’ Like These…

Trump endorses Bruce Blakeman in New York governor’s race after Rep. Stefanik’s exit [More]

I somehow missed the whole drama, including her leaving after he sat on his hands.

So who is this “Republican conservative” with the Don’s seal of approval?

When it comes to gun control, he’s pretty much in lock step with Hochul [More]

And he’s a big proponent of “gun-free zones.”

Meanwhile, he wants to torpedo Thomas Massie.

My friends, ya got trouble.

Free DeStefano

NY Attorney General Letitia James charging Florida man with 71 gun crimes [More]

The state, with unlimited resources, is trying to destroy a man claiming his freedom who won’t surrender. So why are Ron DeSantis and NSSF’s new BFF on board with this?

“Online retailer Indie Guns repeatedly defied court orders and spread extremist views on social media”?

That sounds more like a testimonial than a condemnation to me.

Anybody know if the guy’s got a fundraising page? I’ll update this if he does.

We’re the Only Ones Professionally Courteous Enough

In New York, Some Police Officers Can Drink, Drive and Avoid Charges – Officers in New York State crashed their official vehicles, hit other motorists and arrived to work reeking of alcohol. And yet, they sometimes evaded criminal punishment, an investigation found. [More]

But surely this isn’t something that’s longstanding and systemic, is it?

Is it?

[Via Michael G]

A Small Price to Pay

Good, but will the state appeal? And when when are they going to suffer punitive damages?

Not that any of it comes out of the pockets of those responsible…

[Via Jess]

The ‘New Second Amendment’

How the NYPD, Manhattan DA are fighting radical online ghost gun manufacturers [P. 14]

I like the old one just fine, thank you.

You know, the one where the Framers envisioned guns without serial numbers for everyone…

Didn’t they even include a Preamble to the Bill of Rights to explain why, that is, “in order to prevent misconstruction or abuse of … powers”?

Ol’ Deputy Chief Nilan certainly looks the part.

None Dare Call It Treason

(4) acknowledges that States with strong gun laws are endangered by States with weak gun laws, and that the trafficking of firearms across State lines puts the safety of all Americans at risk; and (5) acknowledges that Congress has a duty to pass comprehensive Federal gun safety legislation in order to prevent future tragedies and address the epidemic of gun violence in the country. [More]

New York citizen disarmament for everybody! By bagel brains, of course.

What can I say besides Jerry Nadler, Dan Goldman, and Democrats?

They, of course, know this only has a “7% chance of being agreed to“– for now. Let the Republicans blow it and the Dems regain majorities and this will only be a “good first step.”

[Via Jess]