On October 10, WDNY District Court Judge John Sinatra issued a permanent injunction against the NYS Police and the Erie County DA enforcement of a key provision of the 2022 CCIA. What does it mean? How does it apply to you, if at all? Read on for the synopsis, downloadables, and play call.

NYS JTTF is going into dealers for a “survey?” Well, then let’s get started on one of our own.

Key components of 12.08 ruling of the Second Circuit regarding a preliminary injunction.

The Second Circuit ruling in Gazzola v. Hochul on the request for preliminary injunction is out. The win is in the loss.

You have a right to know what’s going on as we countdown to the NYSP take-over of the full background check system and the launch of their background checks for ammunition and antiques firearms purchases, as well. Knowledge is power. Keep no secrets.

Hochul’s power grab to create a total gun owners’ registry violates even her own new laws

Hochul-Nigrelli issued the “official” letter to dealers. One dealer already opened it and we’re alerting the network. The first shot in a battle we knew was coming has been fired. Can you hear the call to action?

NYS Police take-over of the background check system puts them in the driver’s seat on administrative appeals, but are they going to take the wheel?

What should you, as a dealer, think about, now that compliance inspections are underway by the NYSP-JTTF?

Morning updates on the NYSP - JTTF firearms dealer inspections in New York, anyone?

The NYSP JTTF appears to be launching inspections of FFL dealers, as well as the new background check system. But, with odd NYSP behavior at dealers and no official announcement, we need your help ASAP.