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It almost impossible not to break the law in NY. Here is my understanding. Long guns can be in a soft case in a vehicle unless you leave the vehicle unattended then the long gun must be in a hard case locked. If you stop to make a bathroom visit in NY and you leave your vehicle unattended and your gun is in a soft case you're in violation. If the establishment you stop at does not have a sign posted allowing guns on the premises you are in violation. Just nuts!
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