Supreme Court Decision

[BackofBeyond]

Bump that down a few years. No idea what you're saying.

I guess you’re just not as hip and with it as I am.

 

[rwc101]

I guess you’re just not as hip and with it as I am.

 

[Catskill.Joe]

The SCOTUS ruling on NY Gun law does change one box on the permit app. The "why do you need this" box. While I still require 4 notarized letters of recommendation from 4 NY residents and to go before a judge, this law does ensure that I will get a permit. It is somewhat of a win until NYS passes another law to make it more difficult.

Of interest is a story in Ulster County (Hudson Valley) where the DA did not prosecute 5 cases in time...so all charges were dropped. One charge included possession of a loaded firearm with the serial numbers filed off (see attachment).
So while NY limits gun ownership, my county DA did not even prosecute these cases. Priorities.

 

[VikingsGuy]

It was to share a direct example of VG's comments

Leave me out of that rationalization.

 

[Sytes]

Leave me out of that rationalization.

VG... drop it. You sure like the sunshine... We've moved on - it fits perfectly as an example no rationalization necessary. read your own comment.

 

[EKYHunter]

No. Shut it down, this has nothing to do with hunting, public lands, firearms etc.

The big guy has specifically asked us not to go there on threads.

Happy Friday go fishing, shoot some clays, enjoy your the weekend.

Caught 6 spotted bass on a buzz bait while wading a small stream in 90 degree heat. Good times!!

 

[Big Fin]

No. Shut it down, this has nothing to do with hunting, public lands, firearms etc.

The big guy has specifically asked us not to go there on threads.

Happy Friday go fishing, shoot some clays, enjoy your the weekend.

Agreed. This weekend would be a good time to go fishing. This one is locked as will any R v. W threads. A precautionary measure so my walleye efforts are not distracted by the moderation requests sure to come.