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All private firearm sales require a NICS check starting 60 days from enactment.
Dealer performing NICS check may not charge more than $10 fee.
“Assault weapons” can be sold to someone in NY state who can legally own them for 1 year after enactment.
“Assault weapons” can be sold to someone outside of NY state any time. Starting 1 year after enactment the sale must be reported.
“Large capacity ammunition feeding devices” can be sold to someone in NY state who can legally own them for 1 year after enactment.
Magazines up to 10 rounds in capacity can be loaded to their full 10 round capacity when at a duly incorporated indoor or outdoor shooting range or when at a competition under the auspices of the NRA or IHMSA.
No magazine can be loaded with more than 7 rounds of ammunition except as noted above starting 60 days after enactment.
Possession of a preban (1994 ban) magazine that holds more than 10 rounds is unlawful starting 60 days after enactment. This seems to conflict with the item that I wrote above that says you can sell them to someone in NY state for 1 year. I’m confused; I must understand some part of it wrong.
Sales of ammo require a background check starting 1 year from enactment. I am unsure if this applies to private party sales as the definition of an ammunition seller is “SELLER OF AMMUNITION” MEANS ANY PERSON, FIRM, PARTNERSHIP, CORPO
RATION OR COMPANY WHO ENGAGES IN THE BUSINESS OF PURCHASING, SELLING OR
KEEPING AMMUNITION."