“We have fire extinguishers on the wall. Thank God we never use them. But we have them if … need be, at the ready,' says the owner of a shooting range in Queens, comparing guns to fire extinguishers.
John Deloca, the owner of Seneca Sporting Range, shoots at a targetThe phone has been ringing nonstop at John Deloca’s shooting range since the moment the Supreme Court ruling was announced.
“I personally was attacked two times recently by clearly mentally deranged people,” Roccos said. “I was able to run away. My legs are still good. But I have a knee problem. Some day I will not be able to run, and I’m worried what to do.”Michael Roccos speaks to a reporter after the Supreme Court concealed carry ruling.
“It’s not going to be a million, eight million people,” Deloca said. “We’re going to be lucky if we have 500,000. There’s going to be strict restrictions.” “We have fire extinguishers on the wall. Thank God we never use them. But we have them if ... need be, at the ready,” he said.Jacob Rieper, who runs the pro-Second Amendment blog Gun Politics New York.
But Rieper expects those attempts to make their way to the Supreme Court, too. And when they do, he thinks the justices will rule in his favor. He also thinks the decision could help nudge along bills in Congress that would ease gun carrying rules — both for New York residents and out-of-towners.
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