New York bill S05292 prohibits the sale of firearms, rifles, shotguns, or ammunition on state property, including fairgrounds and municipal property.
New York bill S05292 amends the penal law to prohibit the sale of firearms, rifles, shotguns, or ammunition on state property, including state and county fairgrounds, and county, city, and municipal property. The bill designates such unlawful sales as a class A misdemeanor. Exceptions include gun buyback events held by law enforcement, sales under existing contracts before January 1, 2026, and purchases by law enforcement in the course of their duties. The law aims to restrict firearm sales on public property to enhance safety and security.
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