who is this??

[TFOGGER]

WTF, O?

Whoever you are, you're a complete jackass. Do you work for Bloomberg and the socialist party directly, or as a contractor?

[KevDen2005]

New York is a lot like Boulder to me. Beautiful scenery but the people suck.

[rondog]

New York is a lot like Boulder to me. Beautiful scenery but the people suck.

Yep. Lived around Syracuse for many years. Beautiful countryside populated with lotsa assholes and liberals, and Democrats. Just try riding a motorcycle there with no helmet too. Ever watch American Chopper? Assholes like those guys are everywhere in NY. One would think that the New England states would be the most conservative of all, since that's where it all started for the USA, but it sure don't seem to be that way.

[sabot_round]

He's an idiot!! Can't you tell?

[Byte Stryke]

I don't do a BOS Sale on a firearm for the same reason I do not do a BOS on a pair of skiis at a yard sale.
Unless there are taxes involved, why bother?

There is no more gun Registration!

[Clint45]

In upstate NY, if the firearm in question is a handgun, at the very minimum both parties to the sale need a valid NYS Pistol Permit and the seller needs to cross the serial number off his pistol permit, the buyer needs to add it to his. NY laws change every few years. In the 1970s you could do this on the back of the permit with a ballpoint pen, in the 1980s it was done on a separate document, nowadays I am unsure of the procedure, but some record MUST be kept of the transaction and both parties need a valid NYS pistol permit. Failure to make a record of the transaction or transfer to an individual without a permit is a felony and both parties would be prosecuted. So discussing CO private party transfers in a NY gun forum seems pretty stupid.

[sabot_round]

In upstate NY, if the firearm in question is a handgun, at the very minimum both parties to the sale need a valid NYS Pistol Permit and the seller needs to cross the serial number off his pistol permit, the buyer needs to add it to his. NY laws change every few years. In the 1970s you could do this on the back of the permit with a ballpoint pen, in the 1980s it was done on a separate document, nowadays I am unsure of the procedure, but some record MUST be kept of the transaction and both parties need a valid NYS pistol permit. Failure to make a record of the transaction or transfer to an individual without a permit is a felony and both parties would be prosecuted. So discussing CO private party transfers in a NY gun forum seems pretty stupid.

This is why they need to STFU before they screw it up for the rest of us.

PS: edited for youth!!

[Great-Kazoo]

This is why they need to STFU before they screw it up for the rest of us.

PS: edited for youth!!

WHY,

A few members here feel the .gov should regulate food, sweets, allowing you to smoke in YOUR vehicle with children and on and on. So why not make stronger gun laws here????

Of course i'm and not in favor or condone the .gov telling me how, what or who i can do, in any way shape or form.

[brutal]

Elected official or not, Bloomberg is a total idiot. His anti-gun rhetoric is bad enough, now this?

Bloomberg's latest proposal to curb the sale of large-sized sugary drinks

http://travel.usatoday.com/destinati...rinks/706714/1

Um, does he know you can buy more than one of something?

[Ah Pook]

How many times has this been hashed out since '09?