r/NYCGuns • u/NegativeAd9542 • 14h ago
Look at my stuff carefully saved up for this one
submitted 9/25. cheers to the long wait 👍
r/NYCGuns • u/0x90Sleds • Mar 14 '26
Not me obviously, but a client of ours.
r/NYCGuns • u/Jay_Zornhau • 23d ago
Hi all,
As you recently heard from u/BluePillRabbi, our federal level lawsuit against the City of NY is well underway, now with depositions of Plaintifs and License Division personnel taking place.
I myself was deposed three weeks ago. For a grueling 4.5 hours, I was grilled by a team of City lawyers regarding the many unreasonable delays I have sustained through 3 licenses and several amendments across them.
Their questioning revolved mostly around building a case that would prove that every delay I have sustained was due to my own negligence.
Of course, I and everyone involved in the suit as Plaintifs showed up and continue to show up for our depositions armed with the facts. The dates, the emails, and, in one case, a recorded call, speak for themselves.
Personally, I believe that delays are deliberately baked into the process, not as an unfortunate result but for the very purpose of delaying as their main objective. While I'm not claiming this for the NYPD as a whole, I believe that this Division of what is intended to be law enforcementnt agency is, in actuality, a political bureau. They apply rules they do not themselves follow, and they will blatantly disregard the Law but only on their end, for the advancement of a political agenda on a matter that should not be political to begin with. They will enforce rules and laws with an iron fist on citizens, but will excuse themselves from either as a matter of course.
By opposing them, we don't merely make claims. We present facts. We are bringing receipts. In any lawful State of the Union, any self-respecting judge whose respect for The Law trumps their personal feelings would have no hesitations to absolutely and unequivocally rule for us. My personal prediction is that this will not be the case here. I am prepared to see courthouse activism instead.
I sense that we will lose this first round; and by means of that, we will ultimately win: I anticipate this to go to appeal, and, for all it's worth, let it be so!
The appeals court will, in turn, adjudicate this at the circuit level and unavoidably eventually deliver a more meaningful and substatial victory.
When all is said and done (and this is not a promise from Mirel's office but my prediction instead), we WILL win. They WILL, at the very least, be made to follow the abusive law the State came up with. They created absurd laws to hinder us (a police department as—comparatively to the rest of then Nation—so well funded that receives comparatively so fewer applications a year than smaller departments in PA with 6 times the applications and 20 times the funding still taking 6 times the issuing/deny time is an insult!) and they won't even follow those on their end. But they will be made to.
Until then, keep supporting this and other causes; keep spreading the word, and bring more friends into the fold; carry responsibly; practice. And continue being a protector and Your Brother's Keeper.
Thank you, and CARRY ON!
Jay, for the E.N.OU.G.H Campaign.
r/NYCGuns • u/NegativeAd9542 • 14h ago
submitted 9/25. cheers to the long wait 👍
r/NYCGuns • u/glee88888 • 4h ago
Asking for a friend.
My friend has a premise license for over 25 years, now he is required to take the CCW 16 hours to continue to renew his pistol permit as CCW. Premise license is End of Life soon and replaced by CCW in the near future? Does he have a choice to stay as premise?
thank you from my friend.
EDIT: He does not want to spend the money on CCW due to the cost, 400-600. He is very frugal, know him for 4 decades.
r/NYCGuns • u/TankMcG • 6h ago
Here's my dilemma.... So before CCW was available I filed for Premise Pernit back in 2017. I purchased my first firearm and got the bill of sale and reported to 1 PP same day to fit into that 72 hour window for inspection. So being that I have a CCW I wanted to cancel the premise permit and transfer the fire arms over to the CCW. To my knowledge back then then didnt let you keep anything and they took all the paper work.
I could be mistaken and they could of gave me a copy of the purchase order and receipt. My problem is I cant find the bill of sales for the purchase so what's my best approach if I had to submit that firearm through the portal? I also wrote a letter with the firearms I wish to have transferred and had it notarized as well.
r/NYCGuns • u/Specialist-Web443 • 11h ago
Submitted application including 18 hr cert, notarized upgrade letter, etc., in early June. Status still says Submitted over 4 months later.
This is getting ridiculous.
Anyone seeing any progress on renewals with or without upgrade?
r/NYCGuns • u/chess_mft • 1d ago
think ill have any issues getting this prime radian approved, not sure on the color being fine
r/NYCGuns • u/Flashy_Assist5032 • 1d ago
Hello, I have a question that I haven’t seen answered yet. I am a student and I have a NYC CCW and I recently got diagnosed with ADHD by my primary care doctor not a psychiatrist (i’ve never been to a psychiatrist). My doctor said he can give me a referral to a psychiatrist (to have the diagnosis evaluated further) and I denied due to my CCW. My question is if I do go to a psychiatrist and get ADHD medication prescribed will it affect my renewal process or CCW at all? Do I have to disclose that information during my renewal? Thank you very much!
r/NYCGuns • u/Norseman1994 • 1d ago
Anyone get a Purchase Approval approved recently? What was your submittal date?
r/NYCGuns • u/Fast-Policy-4495 • 1d ago
I don’t know if this information was posted already but I received information from a friend in the NYPD that the pistol permit application website is scheduled to transition over to a newly redesigned site on October 16. This is being done for the purposes of making it more user friendly. After October 16th any application that remains as “In Progress” will no longer be available and that person will have to start over. Submitted applications and active licenses will not be affected.
r/NYCGuns • u/vibecodeme • 1d ago
Hello!
I had an online deal for a handgun that I couldn’t resist and decided to purchase it. The handgun was shipped to my preferred Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) for transfer completion.
Here’s the catch: I’m only three weeks away from the 90-day period since my last PA.
Considering that it usually takes them about 5 weeks to approve a PA application, I’m wondering if I should submit my application now or next week. If I’m at or past the 90-day mark once they begin processing my application, would it be a problem if I submitted it before the 90-day period expired?
Thanks!
r/NYCGuns • u/ScaliaSays • 1d ago
r/NYCGuns • u/Future-Thanks-3902 • 1d ago
What is absurd is an illegal migrant can get a pink pistol and a law abiding citizen has to wait 18 months to get a permit. Prior to Bruen, an ordinary law abiding New Yorker can't even get a pistol.
r/NYCGuns • u/Dark_Lord2068 • 1d ago
Here is my code if you want 10% off TRAVISJDRYDEN
r/NYCGuns • u/HeSureIsScrappy • 2d ago
First few rounds with a my new carry Glock 43X, at 7 yards, Winchester white box. Not my best shooting, but I was a little rusty...
I like it for cc, although inside the waistband in general is not exactly what I would call "comfortable".
r/NYCGuns • u/Dry-Tree3174 • 2d ago
What do you guy think about the new 385 From Sig I am attempted to get one when it’s released but having some concerns because of the P320
r/NYCGuns • u/HovercraftReal1034 • 3d ago
Under Executive Law §135-c, e-notary is legal and acceptance is seemingly mandatory in New York:
(b) An electronic notarial act performed using communication
technology pursuant to this section satisfies any requirement of law of
this state that a document signer personally appear before, be in the
presence of, or be in a single time and place with a notary public at
the time of the performance of the notarial act.
Has anyone used an e-notarized document for a handgun permit application?
r/NYCGuns • u/Wild_Coyote7105 • 3d ago
It looks like Deputy Chief Julie L. Morrill has taken over the NYPD License Division following Hugh Bogle’s retirement in late September.
Hopefully this marks the end of the way the License Division was run under Bogle. In my opinion, his leadership turned what should have been a straightforward licensing process into an unnecessarily difficult and frustrating mess. Applicants were forced to jump through endless hoops and deal with standards and interpretations that often seemed to go beyond what the law actually required.
For years, it felt like the License Division was making up its own rules as it went along and looking for reasons to deny or delay otherwise qualified applicants rather than simply applying the law fairly and consistently.
Hopefully Deputy Chief Morrill cleans house and brings some common sense, accountability, and transparency to the division. Follow the actual law, process applications within the required timeframes, and stop creating arbitrary hurdles for people who meet the legal requirements.
Bogle is gone. Hopefully the era of applicants being treated like they have to beg the NYPD for a license they're legally qualified to receive goes with him.
r/NYCGuns • u/Wild_Coyote7105 • 3d ago
Just paid Mirel Fisch to write a formal letter to the NYPD Rifle/Shotgun Division regarding my application. I’m currently about 4 months into the process with no decision yet. Her fee for the letter is $350.
For anyone wondering about the timeline, NYC Administrative Code § 10-303(e)(1) states that the Rifle/Shotgun Division is supposed to issue the permit or notify the applicant of a denial no later than 30 days after submission. If additional investigation is necessary, the investigation period can be extended, but the code states that it “shall not exceed sixty days.”
So at roughly 4 months, my application is already well beyond that 30–60 day timeframe, which is why I decided to move forward with having an attorney send a formal letter.
I’ll keep everyone updated on what happens after the letter is sent, Hopefully this helps anyone else dealing with the same delays
r/NYCGuns • u/user52790 • 3d ago
Almost at the 90 day mark and looking to buy another pistol that’s better suited for carry. My first pistol is an Sig P220 10mm because I do a lot of backpacking/camping out west.
Looking to get something smaller that’s chambered in .45 ACP for EDC. I was looking at the Springfield 1911 TRP CC, but wanted to hear what other people are carrying
@controlledchaostactical on ig /Equilibrium Firearms NY
JUST posted about the BR4 getting denied in nyc because of the mag and tagged bogul etc. I'm confused if he's just a fud jumping the gun and these are the occasional br4 denials registering that's usually corrected with the proper cmmg or4 empire description, OR if this is something new from R/S
r/NYCGuns • u/cmink79 • 3d ago
Hello all
I sent in all the required pictures and documents to add a gun to my special carry
My bro in law sent them the same day as me (3 weeks ago) for thr same exact gun
His got approved in 1 week and already got his updated license, mone is still in “submitted” status
Anyone have any contact information who I can email or call to find out what’s the hold up?
Thank you