Guns

The State Attorney’s Office has reached agreements with 23 gun show operators across the state to follow the "model gun show procedures” developed by the Attorney General’s Office to promote uniform gun show operations across the state.

The State Supreme Court’s decision to reject a request for an injunction halting the NY SAFE Act is a victory for Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration stance on gun control.

A group of New York State lawmakers says they've been told by Remington Arms that the company plans to spend $20 million upgrading its gun manufacturing plant in the Mohawk Valley. Three senators and three assembly members met with Remington officials recently to discuss what they could do to ensure the company keeps its plant in the Herkimer County village of Ilion, where Remington employs about

On Tuesday morning, 47-year-old Rafael Macken, of Walton, was arrested by Delaware county sheriff's deputies following their investigation of a one car property damage accident on County Highway 14 in the Town of Franklin.

At a press conference in Albany last week, members of the press asked Governor Andrew Cuomo for his thoughts on many issues facing the state, including the controversial NY SAFE Act.

Although the anti-SAFE Act protests are over, the lawsuits against Governor Andrew Cuomo are going strong.

Thousands gathered at the state capitol in Albany on Thursday to protest passage of NY SAFE Act and to support second amendment rights in New York State. Among the gathering were State Assemblyman Cliff Crouch, Assemblyman Gary Finch and Senator James Seward.

Assemblyman Cliff Crouch has launched an online petition to repeal the controversial NY SAFE Act, the new gun control legislation pushed through the legislature by governor Andrew Cuomo last month.

Over 200 hundred people attended the Tuesday evening Citizen Voices meeting at the Elks Club in Oneonta. They were there to voice their concerns with the NY SAFE Act gun law. There were numerous speakers including Tom King, president of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, Assemblymen Cliff Crouch and state senator James Seward.

Assemblyman Cliff Crouch is inviting second amendment advocates, sportsman, businesses and constituents to join him at NY2A Day in Albany on Feb. 28.