Mayville Arms Depot, LLC

Mayville Arms Depot, LLC Gun Shop located in Mayville, NY 14757. Gunsmith. 07 FFL Manufacturer. Custom ammo loading. Factory ammo. Reloading supplies. Redding dealer. Consignment Sales.

Transfers - $20 Long Guns, $28 Handguns. Orders. Retail sale of Long guns and handguns. Services: Gunsmith; Repair; Cleaning; rifle accurizing; trigger and action smoothing. Consignment sales. Transfers. Knife sharpening.

10/26/2024

Mayville residents/property owners:

If you will sign a letter in approval (or, a letter saying that you "do not oppose"), I will bring one around to you, or mail it to you. I will provide you with a stamped envelope or hand deliver it to the village. Provide address in Messenger (or in Comments, if you like), please.

Or, you can write an email letter to the Village Clerk @ [email protected]
Be sure to provide your name, address, and reference "Paulus application for Special Use Permit".

The approval is for a Special Use Permit /Home Oocupancy Business in the Pratt/Morris/Valley/Water streets neighborhood, for Gunsmithing, Transfers, and related Services.

NOT a retail store, no inventory of guns or ammo kept on site.
A previous application was denied, and that application included "Guns and Ammo Sales". That has been dropped from the activities. This is for specialized SERVICES.

Thank you!

The date of the board meeting, where they will consider the application approval will be posted, when it is scheduled (likely, Nov 21).

10/25/2024

Submitting a new Special Use / Home Occupancy Business application for Gunsmithing, Transfers, and Services. (Different application / not the same as previous app)
PLEASE HELP...
I am asking any resident or property owner of Mayville to sign one of the form letters that I will provide, saying "I approve" or "I do not oppose" the Permit for Barry Paulus, or write their own letter to the Planning Board, Village of Mayville, c/o Village Clerk, PO Box 188 (2 S. Erie St. drop off).
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE HELP!

You can request a letter to sign (I can mail it to you, drop it off, or email one and you can print it out and sign it). A stamped envelope will be provided, or I can drop it off right after you sign! Trying to make it as easy as I can for everyone to support this.

It can be as simple as saying "I approve granting the Special Use Permit for Barry Paulus". Sign, date, and write your address on it. Must be Mayville resident or Mayville property owner.

Last time, people who approved, or at least, did not oppose wrote no letters (except 2). I greatly need letters in favor from Mayville residents, ESPECIALLY the Pratt St, Morris, St, Valley St., Water St, area.
PM me, here, call or text 716-753-6076 or email [email protected]
I can also provide the email address of the Planning Board Chairman or Village Clerk.

There will be no ammo or guns in inventory for sale, but the previous letter to residents made it seem like there would be. New letters to my neighbors will be mailed by the village, and a new news posting made, soon, as the application is being processed.

Thank you!

10/19/2024

PERMIT DENIED.

There is some neighborhood opposition, which was expected. No one in favor of approving the Permit went to the meeting and fewer Approval Letters were sent to the Village than Disapproval Letters, which hurt the chances of getting the Board to approve the Permit.

There is some neighborhood approval, and some who at least are not opposed. I need help from those people, especially, and all village residents, generally.

There were several things that were said at the meeting, which were improper and not related to the application that was before the Board.

There were inconsistencies in the way they weighted certain Approval Letters versus Disapproval Letters.

Several people at the meeting commented that they changed their mind after I spoke to those in attendance, and answered several questions, but that was not recognized. I had verbal approval from several neighbors, but with no letter or no attendance at the meeting, they won't recognize it.

In an effort to keep the location discreet I had not posted the new address or made any public post or comment about the Permit application, making the previous post 24 hours prior to the Meeting.

I relied on residents reading the Notification Letters that were sent to neighbors and the newspaper posting that the village made, and voicing approval, on their own. This was a mistake, and it was mine, alone. I had hoped that people would have showed up to the meeting and/or written Approval Letters. Those opposed definitely did!

I will be more proactive explaining to the neighborhood that this is not some huge retail thing. It's just a Gunsmith workbench and paperwork, with an occasional retail sale if someone's item can't be repaired and needs to be replaced with a new item. This is one of the few "retail sales" that would occur. Any items going in or out will be in a box, case, or wrapped in a blanket. There will be no sign, no showroom, no standing inventory of guns or ammo. Special orders only. By appointment, only. Gunsmith and Services, Transfers only, with layered security. No impact on the neighborhood. Some people freak out when the "G-word" is used. It is a residential neighborhood, and I am sensitive to that fact. There are, however, stores, and bars, right around the corner, an abandoned factory, and several rental properties in the immediate vicinity, even though the Board said that the neighborhood consists of only single-family houses, which is not accurate, at all.

If a new application gets filed, I will need more input, in favor of having a gunsmith in town, without renting a commercial space. That's not the model I am looking for, here. They will not recognize "Likes" or even public Comments on any Facebook posts. It's got to be letters sent and/or attendance at the meeting, or I should just forget the whole thing. I'll even mail a pre-written form letter to any Village of Mayville resident who messages me their address, and a SASE to mail it to the village.

I need help with this, or it's just another application fee, wasted.
Thanks, everyone!

SUGGESTIONS, QUESTIONS, COMMENTS welcome. Should I apply, again?

10/07/2024

UPDATE : Public Hearing on Mon., 10/7 re. continuing business at a new location.
Any support would be appreciated. Open to the PUBLIC, 6pm, Carlson Bldg., Lakeside Park, Mayville.

The shop moved out of the little building by the cemetery on 8/31. An application for a Special Use Permit has been filed in the Village of Mayville, for a new location. Original hearing date before the Planning Board was 9/26, and was postponed to Monday Oct. 7, at 6pm, Carlson Bldg at the Lakeside Park.
The proposed location is in a Residential area, per the Zoning, requiring approval for a Home Business / Special Use Permit.
Given the residential nature of the area, what is being proposed is not a traditional "shop". There will be no showroom, no standing inventory, no walk-ins off the street, no regular hours, no sign. It will be "Services": Gunsmithing/Cleaning & Repair, Transfers, Pistol Permit paperwork, and Special Orders. There will be minimal increased traffic on the street, appointments scheduled only one at a time. I can even go to the customer's location, as has been done, in the past, for example, pickups at the sheriff's office for items being returned to citizens, which requires a NICS background check on the person, before they are allowed to have their item(s) returned (or shipped to another FFL).
Any advertisement would include a phone number and an email address for contact, no physical address will be listed.

In order to transfer the FFL (License), which is required for the services mentioned, to the new location, it's basically a "Change of Address" as far as the ATF is concerned. However, before the ATF will proceed with the change of address on the FFL, local Zoning/Planning Board approval is required. Without the Permit, no Gunsmith or any of the other services mentioned can occur.

Due to the combination of the nature of the business revolving around "guns", and the proposed residential location, there is concern from some that the neighborhood is going to be negativity impacted or put in increased danger. It is because of the concerns that the proposed activities exclude any storefront, showroom or standing inventory or sign.

The shop (at 120 E Chautauqua St) had a good reputation and no negative impact on the neighborhood, for roughly four years. The new location will have modern security and surveillance systems, and will be very discreet.

Letters can be dropped off at the village office.
[email protected] is the email for the shop.
716 753 6713 is the shop phone number.
Any emails or text messages will be printed out and brought to the meeting.

Anyone wishing to support the business and continue to have a Gunsmith locally is encouraged to attend the meeting. Those against it are sure to be present.

Thanks, Friends.

08/17/2024

MOVING - inventory S...@...|...e ...,

Reloading/Handloading items, (bull...its/br...)
Safariland duty holsters,
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Timney ar Trigger
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71675376713,7167536076
Call, text, or email [email protected]

10/06/2022

Breaking 10/6/22
Federal judge rules many provisions of the CCIA (Concealed Carry Improvement Act) unconstitutional.
Those provisions deemed unconstitutional: the one adding restaurants that serve alcohol to the Sensitive Places List,
the Good, Moral Character clause,
the 'private property must give permission' for concealed carry with a sign,
the 'must submit social media accounts' for the past 3 years on applications.
*I believe this TRO (temporary restraining order) has a 3-day stay on it, but it's a big win over the Concealed Carry Infringement Act

This old "Ma**er", an M48 Yugoslavian 8mm, with a leather buttstock cover.The maker of the cover left too much distance ...
09/22/2022

This old "Ma**er", an M48 Yugoslavian 8mm, with a
leather buttstock cover.
The maker of the cover left too much distance between holes, IMO, so I added a hole in between the original ones.
Did this stitch, one continuous string. Went over the last stitch with a second round. How do I end it?
Cut it close, melt the end, and tuck it under?
The rifle has a steel butt plate, which is very slippery.
Considering putting a 2-7x 44 scope on it and using it this season.

Address

120 E CHAUTAUQUA Street
Mayville, NY
14757

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
6pm - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
6pm - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
6pm - 8pm
Friday 12pm - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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