Connecticut Product Restrictions

We comply with all Connecticut and federal laws governing the sale and shipment of firearms, ammunition, and related products. Below are the restrictions applicable to Connecticut residents.

Shipping Restrictions for Firearms

·       1. FFL Requirement: Firearms must be shipped to a Connecticut FFL.

·       2. Age: 21+ for handguns; 18+ for long guns with permit.

·       3. State ID: Valid Connecticut eligibility certificate or pistol permit required.

Semi-Automatic Rifle Restrictions

·       1. Banned: Connecticut bans many 'assault weapons' including certain semi-automatic rifles.

·       2. Permitted Rifles: Must meet state feature restrictions and registration requirements.

Semi-Automatic Shotgun Restrictions

·       1. Restrictions on features: Shotguns with folding/telescoping stocks or pistol grips are banned.

Handgun Restrictions

·       1. Permit Required: Buyers must have a Connecticut pistol permit or eligibility certificate.

·       2. Sales must go through a licensed FFL with background check.

Firearm Magazine Restrictions

·       1. Capacity Limit: Magazines must not exceed 10 rounds.

Ammunition Restrictions

·       1. Permit Required: Purchase of ammunition requires a permit or eligibility certificate.

·       2. Age: 21+ for handgun ammo; 18+ for rifle/shotgun.

Firearm Accessory Restrictions

·       1. Banned: Bump stocks and similar devices are illegal.

·       2. Suppressors: Legal for NFA-compliant owners with ATF approval.

Pepper Spray Restrictions

·       1. Legal for adults without a felony conviction.

·       2. No special permit required for over-the-counter OC spray.

Knife Restrictions

·       1. Automatic knives and stilettos over 1.5 inches are restricted.

·       2. Concealed carry of dangerous weapons is regulated.

Military and Law Enforcement Exemptions

·       1. On-duty law enforcement and military may be exempt from weapon bans.

·       2. Proof of status is required.

This summary provides an overview of product restrictions in Connecticut. For additional clarification, please consult local authorities or legal counsel.