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UPDATED: PISTOL LIST INCLUDED

January 20, 2013

ALBANY, NY - New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo's website http://www.governor.ny.gov/2013/gun-reforms-faq

http://www.governor.ny.gov/assets/documents/Pistolsthatareclassifiedasassaultweapons.pdf

PISTOLS that are now considered assault weapons:

Advance Armament Inc. M‐11
Bushmaster Pistol
Calico M‐950
Encom MP‐9 and MP‐45
Intratec TEC‐9
Military Armament Corp. Ingram M‐11
RPB Industries Inc.
o sM10
o sM11
Sites Spectre
Sterling MK‐7
SWD Incorporated M11
UZI

SHOTGUNS that are now assault weapons:

http://www.governor.ny.gov/assets/documents/ShotgunsthatAREclassifiedasassaultweapons.pdf

(Please note this list is not exhaustive and only includes some of the most
common models)

Benelli M‐2 Tactica

FN Herstal SLP MK1 TACT
Franchi SPAS 12 and LAW 12
RAAC MKA1919 SEMI AUTO
Remington 81059 Versa Max Tactical
Remington Model 1100 TACTICAL
Remington Model 81404 Tactical
Saiga semi‐automatic shotgun
SRM Tactical Semi‐Auto Shotgun
Striker 12
The Streetsweeper type S/S Inc. SS/

Rifles that are now considered assault weapons:

http://www.governor.ny.gov/assets/documents/RiflesthatAREclassifiedasassaultweapons.pdf

Armalite AR‐180
Beretta AR‐70
Calico M‐900
Century Arms MAS 223
CETME Sporter
Daewoo:
o K‐1
o K‐2
o Max 1
o Max 2
o AR 100
o AR 110C
Fabrique Nationale:
o CAL
o F2000
o SCAR
o PS90
o FAL
o LAR
o FNC
o 308 Match

HK‐91, HK‐93, HK‐94, HK‐PSG‐1
J&R ENG M‐68
Norinco 84S, and 86S
Poly Technologies AKS and AK47
RPB Industries Inc. sM10 and sM11
SIG AMT
o PE‐57
o SG 550
o SG 551
Sterling MK‐6
Steyer AUG
SWD Incorporated M11
UZI and Galil
Valmet
o M62S
o M71S
o M78S
Weaver Nighthawk

Any AR‐15 variant designed to fire
ammunition in any caliber manufactured by
the firms listed below:

AAC
Accurate Tool & Manufacturing
Adams
Adcor
Addax Tactical
Ad‐Tek
Aero Precision
AFM
AGP Arms
Alexander Arms
Ameetec
American Spirit Arms
American Tactical
Anderson Manufacturing
Anvil Arms
Ardel Engineering & Manufacturing
Arizona Armory
ArmaLite
ATI
Barnes Precision Machine
Barrett Firearms Manufacturing

Bartlett Enterprises
Battle Born
BCM
Black Heart International (BHI)
Black Hole Weaponry
Black Rain Ordnance
Blackthorne
BOHICA
Bushmaster Firearms International
C3 Defense
Carolina Mountain Tactical
Cavalry Arms
CD Defense
Centurion Arms
Century Arms
Charles Daly firearms
Christensen Arms
CMMG
Colt Canada (previously Diemaco)
Colt's Manufacturing Company
Continental Machine & Tool (CMT)
Core 15 Rifles Systems
Crusader Weaponry
Dalphon
Dane Armory
Daniels Defense
Dedicated Technology
Delaware Machinery
Del‐Ton
Denny's Guns
Diamondback
Dlask RIFLES
Double Diamond
Double Star
DPMS Panther Arms
Dreadnaught Industries
DS Arms
DSC/J&P Dist.
DSG Arms
Eagle Arms
Essential Arms
Ferfrans
Firebird Precision
Floro International Corporation
FN
Frankford Arsenal
Fulton Armory
GATITO Arms
Good Times Outdoors
Gunsmoke
Head Down Products
Heckler and Koch
Hero‐Guns
Hesse Arms
High Standard Manufacturing Company
Hogan
Hughes Precison Products
Huldra
Iron Ridge Arms
JD Machine Tech
JP Rifles, Inc.
Kaiser
Kies
Knight's Armament Company Land Warfare
Resources Corporation International (LWRCI)
LAR
LaRue
Lauer Custom Weaponry
Legion Firearms
Les Baer
Lewis Machine and Tool Company
LMT
Loki Weapons Systems
Lone Wolf
LRB Arms
M2 Corporation
Magpul Industries
McKay Enterprises, LLC.
Mega Machine
MGI
Mohawk Armory
Mossberg
New Frontier Arms
Next Generation
Nodak Spud
Norinco
Noveske
Olympic Arms
Ordnance, Inc
Palmetto
Para‐Ordnance (Para‐USA)
Patriot
PAW Arms
Plum Crazy
POF
Predator Custom Shop RIFLES
Professional Ordnance, Inc.
PWA
PWS
Quality Arms
Quentin Defense
Red Jacket LLC.
Red River Tactical
Remington Arms
RGM
R‐Guns
Rip Tactical
RND Machining
Rock River Arms
Rocky Mountain Arms
Roggio Arsenal
Sabre Defence/Manroy USA
Schmeisser
Seekins
Sendra
Sharps
SI Defense
Sig Sauer
Sionics
SLR‐15
Smith & Wesson
SMOS
SOG Armory
Spikes Tactical
Stag Arms
STI
Stinger Arms
Sturm, Ruger RIFLES
Sun Devil
Superior Arms
Surplus Ammo& Arms
Tactical Innovations
Tactical Machining
TNW
United Defense Manufacturing Corporation
USA Tactical Firearms
Vltor
Vulcan
Wilson Combat
Windham
YHM Corp
Z‐M Weapons
Zombie Defense

Any AK‐ 47variant designed to fire
ammunition in any caliber manufactured by
the firms listed below:

AK Concepts
AK USA Manufacturing
American Arms
Armory USA
Arsenal
Bulgarian Arsenal
B‐West
B‐West
Century Arms
Cugir Arsenal
Dragunov Sniper Rifles
Ernst Thaelmann VEB – East Germany
Ewbank Manufactureing
Firing Line
Firing line
Global Trades
Global Trades/Armory USA
Hesse
Hesse Arms
Horn Custom rifle
Hungarian Arsenal Inc
Inter Ordnance
Izhevsk Factory ‐ Russia
Kalashnikov USA
Krebs Custom Inc.
Krinks
Lucznik in Radom – Poland
MAADI CO
MARS
Marshall Arms
Mitchell Arms, Inc
MLS99
Norinco
Ohio Ordnance Works
Ohio Rapid Fire
Piece of History Firearms LLC
Poly Technologies
Polyany Arsenal ‐ Russia
PolyTech
Precision Metal Works
Red Jacket Firearms
Robinson Armament Co.
Romarms
Russian American Arms
Sadu Arsenal
State Armory in Radom – Poland
Styer
Suhl Factory – East Germany
Tapco
Tula Arsenal ‐ Russia
Valmet
Vector Arms
Vulcan Arms
WUM

Q & A From Governor's Website:

http://www.governor.ny.gov/2013/gun-reforms-faq

Q: I have an assault weapon. Do I have to give it up?

A: No. If you have an assault weapon, you can register it with the State Police.
You have until April 15, 2014 to register your weapon. A form will be made available
on this website no later than April 15, 2013. Under state and federal law, some people
are not allowed to possess a weapon, such as convicted felons, individuals who have been
involuntarily committed, or individuals currently under an order of protection.
These people will not be able to register. There is no fee for registering.

Q: What do I do if I don’t want to register my assault weapon?

A: You can sell it to a New York State dealer or anyone out of state by January 15, 2014.
Federal law has certain restrictions on shipping guns between states that you should consult before making a transfer.

Q: If I modify my gun by removing all design characteristics that makes it an assault weapon, do I have to register it?

A: No. If you modify your gun so that it is not an assault weapon, you do not have to register it.
The modification must be permanent however. This includes, for example, removing the bayonet lug by cutting or grinding, grinding off the threads on the barrel, removing the foregrip so that it cannot be readily reattached, or any change that cannot be reversed through reasonable means.

Q: How many rounds can I put in my magazine today?

A: Ten. Starting on April 15, 2013, you are limited to putting in seven rounds, unless you are at an
incorporated firing range or competition recognized by the National Rifle Association or International
Handgun Metallic Silhouette Association, in which case the limit is ten.

Q: How has the law changed for magazines?

A: Since the federal assault weapons ban in 1994, it has been illegal in New York State to buy, for any gun, a detachable magazine, manufactured after the law took effect, that can contain more than ten rounds. This law does not change that. Starting April 15, 2013, only magazines that contain 7 rounds or less will be sold in New York, including permanently modified magazines.