Not in NY. In NYS an antique handgun must be pre 1898 and not be able to take commercially available ammunition. So there are lots of .32 S&W pistols from that era. THose would have to go on a permit because they take commercially available ammunition.
C&R and pistols...
Looking at Gunbroker for some old WWII 1911 and see that a C&R 03FFL is acceptable for some vendors.
I see that in NY, pistols must go to an 01FFL for transfer, I did not see that I must have a pistol permit to be able to acquire said 1911 in addition to a C&R .
I searched for a bit but my head hurts so I will take the Obama Voter route and have someone give me the answer instead of working for it.
Do I need a pistol Permit in addition to a 03 C&R FFL for a WWII pistol?
I see that in NY, pistols must go to an 01FFL for transfer, I did not see that I must have a pistol permit to be able to acquire said 1911 in addition to a C&R .
I searched for a bit but my head hurts so I will take the Obama Voter route and have someone give me the answer instead of working for it.
Do I need a pistol Permit in addition to a 03 C&R FFL for a WWII pistol?
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