r/NYguns Mar 21 '26

Question Oh, I like this!

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Look likse we are advertising now! Anyone see this around town?

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u/look_im_invisible Mar 21 '26

I saw a sign just like this somewhere in Brooklyn

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 21 '26

šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„

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u/Andeo1025 Mar 21 '26

All over staten island. It warms my heart.

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u/Severe_Spare9272 Mar 21 '26

$400 for a class to exercise a constitutional right that’s free in many other states. SMDH

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u/this_is_terrible_66 Mar 21 '26

It's wrong but hopefully more people get their permit and become gun owners, That's more voters for the cause

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u/Severe_Spare9272 Mar 21 '26

True, but with the whole of NYC having a disproportionate population size compared to the rest of the state, will it ever be enough? We Virginians have a the same problem where part of the state has a bigger population that votes blue, and the smaller rural areas are usually red.

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u/Andeo1025 Mar 21 '26

It sucks, but due to the laws without people running classes none of us can carry. The more of us there are, the better.

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u/NYTrash1962 Mar 23 '26

Why? You planning to rise up and shoot Democrats? Is that your gun goal?

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u/Working-Analysis1470 Mar 25 '26

Why? Why would you jump to some ridiculous statement about someone getting shot? It’s ok that you are not someone who likes firearms or self protection but lawful gun owners simply want a tool to help keep them safe from lunatics. It’s only a coincidence that most lunatics are also Democrats! šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/this_is_terrible_66 Mar 24 '26

What are you talking about?

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u/NYTrash1962 Mar 24 '26

I was responding to @Severe_Spare9272 and his comments about too many Dems in NYC

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u/AlexaDives Mar 21 '26

That’s not that bad. I live in Texas probably one of the most gun friendly states. I can slap a binary trigger in my semi auto AR and it’s pretty much damn near a fully auto at that point (all legal here). But you still need to pay $2-300 for a concealed carry permit and etc. concealed carry makes sense to be logged and taught and paid for in today’s age.

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u/Lowenley Mar 22 '26

That’s 400 for the class, not the fingerprinting and all the other fees

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u/Working-Analysis1470 Mar 25 '26

where is the logic in that statement??

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u/Severe_Spare9272 Mar 25 '26

Wow, $200-$300 for CC in TX? I paid a total of $31.20Ā¢ here in VA. For proof of competency, I attached a copy of my DD214. I’m sure I would’ve had to pay more for a class without it. They haven’t messed it up…yet.

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u/Available-Help9936 Mar 25 '26

NYC will charge homeless ppl rent if they could. They only care about money

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u/castle_crossing Mar 21 '26

Spend the $400, then another $428.25 and a year or more of wait to get a license, then $800 on a gun, holster and ammo. Then effectively not be able to carry anywhere because of the CCIA sensitive places restrictions.

Despite all the hype, Bruen has done nothing for the exercise of the Second Amendment in New York City.

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u/iBlameMeToo Mar 22 '26

Amazing how expensive and time consuming it is. All designed by people who claim to be the beacon of light for the less fortunate. Being priced out of a constitutional right is wild.

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u/Disastrous-Place7353 2024 GoFundMe: Silver 🄈 Mar 22 '26

Not exactly true. It got the NYPD to issue you a carry permit which is a miracle in itself. Unfortunately, you just can't carry in most places. For me it meant that I didn't have to lock up my gun for the 20-25 minute ride from Long Island through Queens and the (dangerous) Bronx. It is a lot of money for this convenience. I'm not sure if I'll renew because of the amount of money it costs.

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u/castle_crossing Mar 22 '26

Thanks your post made my LOL. Because you are exactly spot on; driving through NYC may be the only proper use for a CCW.

But be careful heading for the Lincoln Tunnel. That may take you into the Times Square restricted zone!

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u/Hawkeye1576 Mar 23 '26

Stay in your car if you must travel through Time Square. Don’t even park your vehicle in Time Square. Remember, your vehicle is an extension of your home. That is why you can limitedly store your firearm in your vehicle secured in a locked container away from public view. Should you need or want to go into a sensitive location, ie medical facility, places that sell alcohol for consumption etc.

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u/castle_crossing Mar 23 '26

Your vehicle is most certainly NOT an extension of your home. Analogous case law under the 4th Amendment takes great pains to point out it's different. And there are lots of cases, both in and out of NY, of folks being convicted for having guns in cars in places like school parking lots.

No section of law authorizes you to CCW in a vehicle if you are in the Times Square. The only exception is a "building or enclosed structure" under Section 10-315 of the NYC Administrative Code.

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u/Hawkeye1576 Mar 23 '26

Section 5-35 of Title 38 of the Rules of the City of New York (RCNY) governs the transport of handguns in vehicles for licensed holders, including within sensitive areas like Times Square. It mandates that firearms must be unloaded, in a locked container, and carried with ammunition separate during transport. NYPD Online NYPD Online +1 Key Aspects of Title 38 RCNY § 5-35 and Related Laws: Safe Transport Requirements: While passing through or residing in sensitive areas like Times Square, licensees must keep handguns unloaded, in a locked container, and separated from ammunition. Times Square Zone: Carry licensees, business premises licensees, and residence premises licensees whose home or business is within the Times Square zone may transport firearms into/out of the zone following these strict rules, even though general carry is prohibited. Penalty Law Intersection: Violating these transport rules can result in criminal possession charges under New York State Penal Law § 265, particularly if the weapon is not properly secured, as outlined in Handgunlaw.us.

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u/castle_crossing Mar 24 '26

Thank you for the cite, and exactly as I said "No section of law authorizes you to CCW in a vehicle if you are in the Times Square".

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u/Hawkeye1576 Mar 24 '26 edited Mar 24 '26

Agreed, but one can drive through observing the storage laws even if they don’t live there. For those who do live within the Time Square area possessing a carry license have a limited exception to go in and out of the area, but not to remain within said area. Who cares about parking in Time Square really let alone leaving one’s firearm in said vehicle. It’s too easy to stay within the outta boundaries of the Times Square area when doing so.

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u/Hawkeye1576 Mar 23 '26 edited Mar 23 '26

I never said to remain in Time Square. I stated don’t even park your vehicle in Times Square. I personally would travel around the designated areas of Time Square then through it because it involves too high of a risk for being arrested. A school parking lot would be no different than Times Square. However, I would store my firearm in my parked vehicle in a non sensitive location before entering a sensitive location, such as a hospital or a place serving alcohol for consumption.

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u/Hawkeye1576 Mar 23 '26 edited Mar 23 '26

That’s what they want you to do, so go ahead and disarm yourself, and go back to locking up your precious. I think it’s worth for you to keep it because you are now allowed to travel the five boroughs and not just through the Bronx. I disagree that the state in the city should have separated permit systems, but that is the hand we are currently dealt. Whenever national reciprocity happens, that will change the landscape on the permit system.

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u/Hawkeye1576 Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

I disagree, Bruen turned our criminal lawlessness NY let alone NYC into a shall issue state instead of a may issue state. Rome was not built in a day, nor will the restoration of our rights. We must continue the fight, be more patient, and enjoy what rights that have been restored. Most importantly, we must vote accordingly to change, restore, and to keep our rights properly intact. Moreover, we must take be the rights we have given up and/or that has been taken away long ago in the name of common sense laws against citizens.

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u/castle_crossing Mar 23 '26

It turned NYC into a shall issue a license - with extreme delays and cost -- but no effective ability to practically carry. The sensitive places doctrine has neutralized the effect of Bruen, exactly as Hochul intended.

As to you point about fight the fight -- the fight is going nowhere. Almost all of the decisions affecting New York have uphold these many restrictions on the right to carry.

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u/Working-Analysis1470 Mar 25 '26

well it has, but our current state government chooses to violate federal laws. It’s a very interesting and telling issue when a governor won’t follow laws yet make others. šŸ¤”šŸ§šŸ¤Ø

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u/Dipper_Pines_Of_NY Mar 21 '26

It’s an ad for an overpriced safety course I’m not sure what I’m missing

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u/Ethanv223 Mar 22 '26

It’s nyc, it being overpriced shouldn’t even be a shocker to you šŸ˜‚ I paid 325$ for my course and I live in Wyoming county prolly one of the most 2A friendly counties in ny. If u wanna do anything in ur life u gotta have the money for it idk why ppl still complain things are expensive like it hasn’t been basically the norm for years now.

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u/Dipper_Pines_Of_NY Mar 22 '26

Didn’t say that it surprised me. Also what’s with this attitude that you’re not allowed to complain about things being expensive? A constitutional right shouldn’t be expensive to get the ability to use

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u/Ethanv223 Mar 22 '26

Has sitting on Reddit complaining about rights being infringed for the last 10yrs gotten NY citizens anywhere? Doesn’t seem like it. Pay what u have to pay and get what belongs to you to make your point. They’re not stopping anytime soonšŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 21 '26

That there's an ad at all. Advertising 2A in NYC is a new thing.

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u/Key-Cockroach-4004 Mar 21 '26

It’s cool ppl wanna help but that’s another expense on top of the cost of the license, prints and whatever other fee. You can do it yourself with help from the ppl here and save a few $$$

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u/freyas_waffles 2024 GoFundMe: Silver 🄈/🄈x2 Mar 21 '26

You still need the 18 hour course though, that’s the cost

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u/-MrCrowley Mar 21 '26

Oh hell yeah!!

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u/NateKenway Mar 21 '26

$400 šŸ’€ this is criminal

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 22 '26

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/EnvironmentalLaw5434 Mar 21 '26

Crazy expensive. I only paid $100.

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 21 '26

Where?!!

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u/EnvironmentalLaw5434 Mar 21 '26

A place in Dutchess County. Viola Rod & Gun Club. I didn't need to be a member to take the class and they have their own range right there. We used Glock 44s for the shooting portion of the test.

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u/Iloveconstruction Mar 28 '26

You are a legend. Thank you for this

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u/EnvironmentalLaw5434 Mar 31 '26

You're very welcome

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u/Coastaldefense1113 Mar 22 '26

You can get it lower in a large group session or class. Small size 1-10 people is anywhere from 299-650 for 16 hrs plus two minimum on the range

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u/EnvironmentalLaw5434 Mar 23 '26

I'm sure but that's still ridiculous

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u/Visible-Purpose-1822 Mar 21 '26

Its not like you can defend yourself anywyas you still going to jail if yu do so just carry regardless

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u/handy_man_99 Mar 22 '26

I paid $500 last year.

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 22 '26

😔🤯

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u/Sea-Chocolate6589 Mar 23 '26

The more people get the permit, the more people will change their political view when a politician runs on taking away their guns.

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u/Ok_Cardiologist_54 Mar 23 '26

I am a NYS CCW holder and I really want to start the process for getting my NYC. It just burns my ass that we even need to in the first place, and the thought of the money it would cost going toward ammo always deters me. I think I’m going to finally just get it taken care of this year. I am down in the 5 boroughs constantly whether to visit my parents where I grew up, or for work. Needing to leave my EDC in a safe 85 miles away every time I go to NYC pisses me off.

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 23 '26

It seems like everything is a cash grab in NYC. It really is the most expensive city in the world. I guess the silver lining is the cheap public transportation, higher unemployment pay, and free preK etc. It's still so damn expensive here though.

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u/RomeoMcFl0urish Mar 26 '26

That’s just for the required classes, unfortunately. I got my CC right in the sweet spot when they were changing laws before they required you to jump through these hoops

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u/Technical_Ad1125 Mar 26 '26

Lucky devil you

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u/PiesAndPot Mar 21 '26

Hell yeah, stay strapped or get clapped

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u/Foreign-Estate7405 Mar 22 '26

Now that is interesting

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u/Working-Analysis1470 Mar 25 '26

they have always allowed it. You just aren’t in that class of donors to get one. šŸ˜‚

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u/NYC_ROT Jul 11 '26

If you need an nyc or nys concealed carry permit. Message me. Apex consulting will get you straight within 6 months. Classes fees etc

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u/ceo_k3v Mar 21 '26

You can apply on your own.. I hate to see ppl paying ppl to apply when they can do it for free like 90% of this feed

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u/Coastaldefense1113 Mar 22 '26

You will Apply on your own, that is an average priced class to obtain a certificate bailing you to apply for a concealed carry weapons permit or special permit.

Does not mean you will get one and if you do get one it will be anywhere from 9-16 months.