I want to buy your tractor... what will you accept

Industrial Toys · May 19, 2020

I agree with you, but have learned this isn't the place to express sich notions.

radios1 · May 20, 2020

Industrial Toys said:
I agree with you, but have learned this isn't the place to express sich notions.

just trying to keep people safe from theft should be considered..

aczlan · May 20, 2020

radios1 said:
in New York, you have to demonstrate a need for a carry permit, else you don't get one!.

True, but the local sheriff is on the record as saying that he wished everyone had a carry permit, so "I want one" is enough need (as long as you pass the background check).

Aaron Z

fried1765 · May 20, 2020

aczlan said:
True, but the local sheriff is on the record as saying that he wished everyone had a carry permit, so "I want one" is enough need (as long as you pass the background check).

Aaron Z

That begs the question:
EVERY "LOCAL SHERIFF" in NY ????

aczlan · May 20, 2020

fried1765 said:
That begs the question:
EVERY "LOCAL SHERIFF" in NY ????

No idea, I can only speak for the ones around here (most all of whom refuse to enforce the SAFE act)...

Aaron Z

radios1 · May 20, 2020

aczlan said:
True, but the local sheriff is on the record as saying that he wished everyone had a carry permit, so "I want one" is enough need (as long as you pass the background check).

Aaron Z

it's the Police Chief that has to approve the Permit, Not the Sheriff, though!.. another provision. NRA-ILA | New York Gun Laws

fried1765 · May 20, 2020

radios1 said:
it's the Police Chief that has to approve the Permit, Not the Sheriff, though!.. another provision. NRA-ILA | New York Gun Laws

That map of reciprocity is informative.
Of it's immediate neighbors, only VT will allow New Yorkers to carry concealed.
So.....if you drive out of NY state carrying concealed, you had better be driving ONLY to VT., and not anywhere beyond.

Reb954 · May 20, 2020

radios1 said:
it's the Police Chief that has to approve the Permit, Not the Sheriff, though!.. another provision. NRA-ILA | New York Gun Laws

I looked at your link but didn't see where it says who approves the permit. Usually it is the CLEO for the area which in a town or city would be the police chief but if the individual is in the county, outside of a town or city, it would usually be the sheriff that would approve the permit. But I am sure that could vary from state to state.

Not trying to be picky, just a clarification.

fried1765 · May 20, 2020

Reb954 said:
I looked at your link but didn't see where it says who approves the permit. Usually it is the CLEO for the area which in a town or city would be the police chief but if the individual is in the county, outside of a town or city, it would usually be the sheriff that would approve the permit. But I am sure that could vary from state to state.

Not trying to be picky, just a clarification.

Your profile location: "20 miles from somewhere"...... might that be somewhere close to "Lower Uncton" ?

Reb954 · May 20, 2020

fried1765 said:
Your profile location: "20 miles from somewhere"...... might that be somewhere close to "Lower Uncton" ?

I guess that isn't a completely accurate description of where I am. It should read, "20 miles from alotta somewheres". I have no idea where Lower Uncton is so I don't know the answer to your question.

Industrial Toys · May 20, 2020

You probably couldn't get there from where you were anyway.

fried1765 · May 20, 2020

Reb954 said:
I guess that isn't a completely accurate description of where I am. It should read, "20 miles from alotta somewheres". I have no idea where Lower Uncton is so I don't know the answer to your question.

EXACTLY the point!
No one knows where..... "20 miles from alotta somewheres is",..... OR where "Lower Uncton" is.
"Lower Uncton" is the fictional location that a seemingly paranoid TBN member uses, and many here find it a bit ridiculous.

Reb954 · May 20, 2020

Industrial Toys said:
You probably couldn't get there from where you were anyway.

Probably true. Maybe that's why I sometimes run into myself trying to get to where I am at.

aczlan · May 20, 2020

Reb954 said:
I looked at your link but didn't see where it says who approves the permit. Usually it is the CLEO for the area which in a town or city would be the police chief but if the individual is in the county, outside of a town or city, it would usually be the sheriff that would approve the permit. But I am sure that could vary from state to state.

Not trying to be picky, just a clarification.

Correct

radios1 said:
it's the Police Chief that has to approve the Permit, Not the Sheriff, though!.. another provision. NRA-ILA | New York Gun Laws

I know numerous people who have gone through the process to get a concealed carry permit in the last few years, out where we are in the sticks (not in a city), your concealed carry permit is applied for and issued through the county sheriff.

If you reside in a city, you would likely get it through your City Police Department, but where we are at it goes through the county sheriff's department.

Aaron Z

grsthegreat · May 20, 2020

here in idaho its thru the sheriffs office. but we are an open carry state also. Here, even banks don't care if you concealed carry (although...maybe now where everyone can wear a mask they might), but don't want open carry within branch. NO federal offices allow either form of carry.

fried1765 · May 20, 2020

grsthegreat said:
here in idaho its thru the sheriffs office. but we are an open carry state also. Here, even banks don't care if you concealed carry (although...maybe now where everyone can wear a mask they might), but don't want open carry within branch. NO federal offices allow either form of carry.

How would Federal offices know if you are carrying concealed?
Post Office concealed carry?

I use VA hospital outpatient facilities.
Big sign at the main roadway entrance: No weapons permitted.
I have a CC permit.
So what should I do?

Leave my handgun at home, those days when I am out for the day, in a city 35 miles from home, when I also have an appointment at the VA ?
Ain't gonna happen!
I do put it in the glove box, but I would rather carry it inside.
I have often thought about what COULD happen, with a mentally deranged veteran in there.

grsthegreat · May 23, 2020

Whatever, i hope you enjoy a jail cell. Read the fine print on the post office sign. If caughy its mandatory jail time.

Personally, i dont feel threatened enough to always carry. Only when i do some service calls in the more shady parts of my county.

Now if i lived in NYC, id carry a machine gun.

fried1765 · May 23, 2020

grsthegreat said:
Whatever, i hope you enjoy a jail cell. Read the fine print on the post office sign. If caughy its mandatory jail time.

Personally, i dont feel threatened enough to always carry. Only when i do some service calls in the more shady parts of my county.

Now if i lived in NYC, id carry a machine gun.

Coming next?
Strip search at the Post Office ????

Molalla1 · May 28, 2020

fried1765 said:
Coming next?
Strip search at the Post Office ????

fried . . . I have pretty much been packing all my life . . . some spots you should put it into the glove box (or take the chance) I do not recommend that.

Macinnis · May 28, 2020

I have been thinking about this thread and it hit me. These large transactions you are talking about are exactly the reason crypto currency was created. You hold your phone up to mine, click a button and boom, money out of your account and into mine. Untraceable and non recoverable.

The problem is...you may have lost hundreds (or gained) in the two minutes it takes to sell it and convert it from the crypto currency into cash.

If it ever becomes stable, that’s certainly an option.