Can I store in my house powder if I do not have a license ? (state NY)

Depends on your age and criminal record, the amount you are storing. New York State Department of Labor - Subpart 39.12

And, of course, why the Police think you have it.

I'm 48 and 16lb, no any crim records.

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Originally Posted by JudyKayTee

Depends on your age and criminal record, the amount you are storing. New York State Department of Labor - Subpart 39.12

And, of course, why the Police think you have it.

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I may have missed it, but I don't see anything in the regulation you linked referring to age or criminal record.

In OP's other thread, he says it's 4 lbs. So, assuming he complies with the regulation, the answer would be "yes".

Felons can own muzzle loaders in NY. They do, however, need a NYS hunting license. These are not routinely issued to felons.

So they've got you coming and going.

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Originally Posted by JudyKayTee

Felons can own muzzle loaders in NY. They do, however, need a NYS hunting license. ...

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If they want to go hunting with them. Presumably they can keep them in their homes without a hunting license. And they can even have powder for them,
... no more than 5 pounds of it...
... if they have the powder in specially marked wooden boxes...
... in the basement or first floor of the house...
... no more than 10 feet from the door...
etc.

I think he said he has four 4 lbs can making it 16 lbs total.

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Originally Posted by ballengerb1

I think he said he has four 4 lbs can making it 16 lbs total.

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Originally Posted by partsny

Can I store in my house powder if I do not have a license ? (state of NY) and i'm 48 , and i have 4 can. HODGDON H1000 POWDER - 4 LBS. and no any crime records.

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It is ambiguous, isn't it? But the following suggests that he probably has 4 1-pound containers:

http://www.reloadbench.com/photo/pwdr/h/h10001b.jpg
"... Available in 1 lb. & 8 lb. containers." Hodgdon: H1000

No he can not store 16 pounds, yes he could store 4 lbs

I wonder what the regulations are in Lexington, Massachusetts, for the storing of black powder.