Wildalaska
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So that it can be transferred in?
I forgot
WildjustgrabbedoneAlaska ™
I forgot
WildjustgrabbedoneAlaska ™
Whats up KEN!!!??
Assumption: this is the controlling language in NY statutes."It shall be unlawful to possess any "assault weapon" or a "large capacity ammunition feeding device". So called "assault weapons" lawfully possessed prior to September 14, 1994 and "large capacity ammunition feeding devices" manufactured prior to such date are grandfathered."
It would be allowed if the person owned it before the ban, but you wouldn't be able to go out and buy a new one.What does "grandfathered" mean? Is it allowed or not?
Yes - but the essential question is whether a firearm lawfully possessed before the "ban" date could be lawfully transferred to and possessed by another person after the ban date.It would be allowed if the person owned it before the ban, but you wouldn't be able to go out and buy a new one.
I've seen that language before, but then why do most of the sporting goods stores in the state, including gander mountain, sell them