New York City's gun laws are known for their strictness, particularly regarding the prohibition of carrying firearms on public transportation such as subways and buses, as well as in specially designated sensitive areas. However, whether carrying an incomplete firearm or one missing key parts constitutes a criminal offense remains a legal gray area. This article will use the criminal case of New York City Council Member Inna Vernikov as an example to explore the legal conse

To enhance shooting skills and safety awareness, the New York Firearms and Shooting Association (NYFA) held its first pistol shooting competition on June 30, 2024. This competition was not only a stage for shooting enthusiasts to showcase their skills, but also an important opportunity for everyone to learn from and exchange ideas. The competition has no more than 20 participants, divided into pairs, who compete in various events. The competition rules cover loading speed, pr

On the weekend of May 26, 2024, the New York Firearms Association (NYFA) and the Northeast Chamber of Commerce in the United States hosted a seminar on legal gun ownership and basic knowledge as part of a public service event in Coney Island, Brooklyn. The seminar aimed to provide participants with basic safety knowledge about firearms, self-defense legal principles, and proper firing techniques to promote public understanding and application of firearms. (Event organizers an