Should You Carry? - Tri State Carry - The Perlowitz Show

[Applause] triate carry. If somebody comes to kill you, you have a mitzvah of the killer first. So David, you have a company that helps people get licenses for guns. Let me start with what got you inspired into this. >> Right. So the truth is that uh as a child, my parents were held up at home. That's the truth. >> Really? >> Yeah. But at that point, I was too young to apply for a firearm. you have trauma from it, you know. >> Um, I hope not. I mean, but that was probably the first uh thought that came into my mind, you know, then. But Lisa, what got me going as an adult was the stabbing that happened Kaneka and Muny 5 years ago. Um, Newman that unfortunately passed away. And to me that was something which I took as a wakeup call. >> Wow. You have to have something to protect yourself if something you know I what do you say most people got the wake up call after October 7th? >> Yeah. I mean most people woke up after October 7th. That is true. Even though when I did my paperwork after that story in my so the notary told me you're actually one of five people that came this week with the same paperwork. So there were other people that woke up at that point. Um but the multitudes especially in our community woke up after October 7th. There was an avalanche of people. I mean Barksham now we have in our community hundreds of people really yes in Burough Park in Burough Park in Flatbush even in Williamsburg but to a smaller extent my we have a very nice amount of people Monroe is starting also >> now of course people don't know who carries because it has to be concealed >> correct that's why you listening to this video may not know that your neighbor is carrying >> it has to be concealed >> it has to be concealed the law mandates it and it's also a good idea because you don't want to become a target the bad person would like to have a firearm and sometimes you know usually they're going to get it on the black market, but it's it's it's not a good thing to announce that you have a >> run. You become my target >> 100%. And uh you know, so you keep it quiet and everyone of course keeps it quiet. Um we have literally hundreds of people in the local range over here, higher people. >> We all know each other, but on the street >> it's obviously not something that we announce. >> Wow. Wow. So that's how you got into this business of tri-state carry. And the way I understand is let's let's tell to my viewers, you help people get applications for firearms. >> Correct. Um it's prepare the application, submit the application, uh make sure that they're going to fingerprint at the right time at the right place, taking a class that works for them, and make sure they get an approval in a timely manner so that they don't wait forever. >> Wow. So just like every government program you know you can do it yourself technically food stance medic whatever it is but it takes you forever when you do it through a person who's in this line who does this you know and you probably did already hundreds of applications for people >> it just goes so smooth and so easy so let me hear how long is it a long process short process >> so it depends what we're talking about if you're talking about New York City which I presume is most of the listenership over here New York City is 6 months by law that's how long it's meant to take many people that do it on their own will take closer to 10 12 months. That's just the reality. But when I do your application, I will make sure that by 6 months, if it's not approved, we will get into action and get things moving by is Hashem. There's no guarantee, of course, because you know, the police do their own things, but I'll make sure that the correct people are being contacted and that you shouldn't have to wait very long. That's New York. New Jersey is going to be quicker. New Jersey is less than 3 months. The laws are different there. The application is different there. >> So, you cover New York and New Jersey, >> correct? Yeah. Most people in New York are going to want to be carry are going to want to carry New Jersey because we are neighboring states. We have family there. We have Simas there. We also very often travel through New Jersey when we go to Muny or to upstate. And if you're not licensed when you're traveling, there's different rules about carrying. So, it's very common that people in New York will also be uh licensed in New Jersey. Some people are also going to want to be licensed in Connecticut, Pennsylvania. I even have a package that takes you down from New York to Florida and make sure you're licensed on the entire road going down. >> Really? That's so cool. It's like that you could always be legal carrying. Unbelievable. So, let's go a little the packages the you know how does it work? Somebody sends you an email. Let's put the phone number on the screen now. >> Yeah. So, my phone number and I have WhatsApp which I like using is 646770093. >> The email is officecarry.com. We also have a website tristatecarry.com that you could really check out. There's very much information over here. This first button is if you want to hire us. All the pricing is over there. Laws and rules, firearm showroom, accessories, range gear, holsters, safes, FFLs, which are dealerships, and it's really a lot of information, more than a beginner would know he needs. >> Um, but everything is over here. >> That's amazing. So, you'll literally take somebody from the first phone call till after he purchases the you'll help him where to purchase it. >> Yeah. I mean, when you're done with me, you're somewhat an expert on your own already. That's the reality. >> That's amazing. You'll set him up which class to go to, you know, training, which trainings to go to, and everything in between. That's amazing. How old do you have to be for my viewers out listening? >> So, you need to be 21 or older. I had someone last week for his birthday, his 21st birthday, he signed up. Um, but most people are not just 21. I mean, I have 21, but we have 30, 40, 50, 60, even 70 year olds that are applying now. Yes. It's something that people couldn't do for most of their lives. It just changed in 2022. So, it's an opportunity that's fairly new. It's 3 years now. And many people that either didn't know about it or didn't know who to turn to or maybe didn't have the money set aside because it's not very cheap. It's not as cheap as getting a driver's license. It's a bit more complicated and it cost a little more. So, sometimes a person wants to save up a few dollars before they make that phone call. >> Got it. Got it. Got it. Wow. So, your website, I don't know if you said the website, what? >> Yes, it's tristatecarry.com. It's called Tri-State Carry because I'm focused in the tri-state area, but I do more than just the tri-state area as mentioned, but this is my specialty. >> Wow. Check out the reviews on Tristate Carry. Beautiful reviews from 64 reviews right over here. Five stars and best plenty more to come. Um, but this is currently the amount. >> So, you're doing it already for 3 years. >> 3 years. Yes. >> Nara. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Now, let me see some licenses. I see you have some licenses over here. >> Yeah. So, this is the green one. That's restricted handgun license. That means that it's not for carry. This one is concealed carry. That is for carry. This is rifle shotgun. That's for a long gun, which you're not going to see anyone walking with that. Um, this is state somebody in Muny by Shiner Shul who has a long gun. >> Yeah. Most people here have long guns also, but they don't bring it to sh. It's It stays at home or you take it to the range. >> Legally, you're allowed to have it in the street. No, legally, you could only have it when it's not seen and it's on the way to the range and it has to be unloaded and locked. >> There strict rules about that, but you're allowed to own it and you're allowed to have it. Yeah. >> And in my same law, >> my is a little different because it's outside of the city. The city is a little bit more stringent than the state. >> I do my by the way also. Um I do Monroe, I do Nassau County. So, wherever you're watching this, whatever license you need, we could help you. >> You could help. Wow. Okay. Abduavid, the pearl of motion is going to be what? If you sign up for the New York, New Jersey combo package, okay? Because we have New Jersey alone, we have New York alone. But if it's New York and New Jersey together or anything more, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida, whatever you add on up to $50 off and you need to sign up from now until September 11th. >> September 11th. Wow, that's a historic day. >> Days. Yes. >> Sign up. Send them a WhatsApp. We're going to put the link on. We're going to put the phone number on the website, the email. Sign up and mention the private show for a $50 discount on your package. Abdov, I'll tell you one thing. Not everybody has the guts to jump in like you did and say, "I'm going to help cl. I'm going to help people protect myself, the wish toddlers, the rish toddlers, and uh color. They jumped into it." >> Yeah. Look, I do want to say it's not for everybody. I mean, if if you don't uh trust yourself, of course, don't don't get it. I mean, you want to be a person that could uh hold it and uh not be scared of it yourself, of course. And be very responsible. Someone is not responsible. It's not for them. Just like not not every person is going to be a lawyer. Not everyone is going to be a doctor. Not everyone's going to be a whatever profession it is. Make sure you're the right person and your family should be on board legally. Also, your spouse has to be on board. So, speak to your spouse >> before you call up. Make sure your spouse is on board. >> I don't want to know about the Shaol problems. clear it up before you come to me. Okay? Make sure that your wife is on board or your husband's on board. We have women calling also. Whatever it is, your spouse has to be on board. And if you're living with your parents, your parents need to be on board. >> Um the police want to make sure that everyone around you are comfortable with you being armed, then they could be comfortable. If the people around you are not comfortable, then they don't feel comfortable themselves. >> Got it. Fine. for the information for the weirdness and for opening this uh tri-state carry. [Music]