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I know that in Jersey if you bring a gun in, its legal if you can prove you purchased into another state. However, in NYC and Staten Island, the information i found is close to non existent, and makes no real mention of traveller/nomad laws. So was curious, just how bad are the gun laws in those areas? If i have a gun from a state like Idaho, can it be brought in without a permit?

I know that in Jersey if you bring a gun in, its legal if you can prove you purchased into another state. However, in NYC and Staten Island, the information i found is close to non existent, and makes no real mention of traveller/nomad laws. So was curious, just how bad are the gun laws in those areas? If i have a gun from a state like Idaho, can it be brought in without a permit?

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[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Most of the guns i have are relatively normal standards, nothing that out there: a drum mag AK-47 with a flash supressor, Norencos, some .22LRs, some pistols, and my prized one, the .50 cal with a massive muzzle break. May need to just leave the NE area and go back to normalcy in my old state, i miss my old state, sure it has its own problems, but at least liberals are petrified of it. The thing is, all these guns were bought legally, so i have no idea where to store them outside of keeping them with me

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Get out of the crazy states with that kind of weaponry. No way its all legal there.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

I had to look this one up, but collapsible stocks are also illegal ... this one confuses me because as of now, outside stock rifles, i cant think of a single gun that doesn't have a collapsible stock. Heck from what i can tell, most of the gun laws in Jersey and NYC are counter intuitive to the function of the gun. If the gun has a certain feature set by design, all the gun bans focus on that very feature set. It's like saying a car can't have lights, whilst legislating that all cars must have headlights, the wording is very confusing

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Its not accidental. They are deliberately outlawing features that effectively outlaw guns.