Arms Under Fire - The Second Edition of the Handbook to Risk Mitigation for the New York Concealed Carry Improvements Act (2025).
I’ve written a new 70page analysis and discussion, and I’ve updated all the 100+ alphabetical index entries of “restricted” and “sensitive” places with exemptions, exceptions, amendments, and current court decisions.
The analysis section includes an explanation of the past three years of litigation, particularly in the lead cases of Antonyuk, Spencer, Christian, and Hardaway.
The discussion includes strategic considerations around requests for “temporary restraining orders” and “preliminary restraining orders,” in the wake of the 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision of New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen.
Plus, I’ve also included an entire section around CCIA enforcement risks, given the political winds of Albany and which way they’re blowing.
The Index section is now more than 70 pages, including analysis of more than a dozen cases in district, appellate, and SCOTUS levels, with pending decision notifications.
The Index section now also includes “commentary” boxes with discussion on several of the more interesting statutory provisions and judicial decisions.
Whatever you do, don’t discard your first edition copy! These two editions are created as a living history of the evolution of CCIA passage, threats of enforcement, and constitutional challenges. Given that there’s a 3-year statute of limitations for charging misdemeanors under the CCIA, the minute-by-minute legal of the past three years remains a necessary resource. Keep both editions on your shelf.
Wholesale pricing is available to FFLs. Please message through the contact page or call to get further information.
Arms Under Fire - The Second Edition of the Handbook to Risk Mitigation for the New York Concealed Carry Improvements Act (2025).
I’ve written a new 70page analysis and discussion, and I’ve updated all the 100+ alphabetical index entries of “restricted” and “sensitive” places with exemptions, exceptions, amendments, and current court decisions.
The analysis section includes an explanation of the past three years of litigation, particularly in the lead cases of Antonyuk, Spencer, Christian, and Hardaway.
The discussion includes strategic considerations around requests for “temporary restraining orders” and “preliminary restraining orders,” in the wake of the 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision of New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen.
Plus, I’ve also included an entire section around CCIA enforcement risks, given the political winds of Albany and which way they’re blowing.
The Index section is now more than 70 pages, including analysis of more than a dozen cases in district, appellate, and SCOTUS levels, with pending decision notifications.
The Index section now also includes “commentary” boxes with discussion on several of the more interesting statutory provisions and judicial decisions.
Whatever you do, don’t discard your first edition copy! These two editions are created as a living history of the evolution of CCIA passage, threats of enforcement, and constitutional challenges. Given that there’s a 3-year statute of limitations for charging misdemeanors under the CCIA, the minute-by-minute legal of the past three years remains a necessary resource. Keep both editions on your shelf.
Wholesale pricing is available to FFLs. Please message through the contact page or call to get further information.
