[Joe Brower]

[BuffaloJack]

New York State, even outside of Manhattan, does not appear to have changed anything.
They still want $340 for the application and $105 for fingerprinting. You then need 4 references. Then there’s the 6 to 8 month wait while some Neanderthal decides your case. Then your application goes to a licensing judge.

This process has got to be unconstititional.

[NVDave]

After all these years of pussy-footing arounf the issue by the NRA, one lawyer with some fire in his belly and some sound stategery is getting the job done.

All of which is making it quite clear that the NRA hasn’t been walking their talk for years.

[wastedyears]

I don’t need judges to tell me what “arms” encompasses. From a one-inch folding blade to a rail-mounted howitzer, it’s all protected under the Second Amendment, NO MATTER WHAT some judge might say.

[editor-surveyor]

"Yet another Alan Gura lawsuit is a challenge to North Carolina’s emergency-powers statutes. In essence, whenever a state of emergency is declared at any level of government in the Tarheel State, firearms sales or transfers are outlawed, as is carrying a firearm off one’s own premises (even for those with concealed-handgun permits). That doesn’t sound unreasonable at first blush..."

Huh?

It sounds totally unreasonable! - During an emergency is when all citizens should be armed at all times.

The purpose of that ridiculous statute is obvious: to prevent people from traveling with guns during emergency evacuations. - This has to fall.