F.A.Q. CT "is this legal" thread and helpful links (Page 7 of 7)
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Yes you can as there are some situations where it's fine Police or military Or someone may have registered their pistol as a salt weapon so it can have a threaded barrel or is preban |
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Originally Posted By Leon82: Yes you can as there are some situations where it's fine Police or military Or someone may have registered their pistol as a salt weapon so it can have a threaded barrel or is preban Or it could be a threaded barrel for a gun that they don't have and is simply 100% legal as "parts" |
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Guys, I am sure this has been asked but I cant find it through search. Please forgive me for asking again. Can anyone tell me if a colt sporter target model r6551 is ct legal. I have bought an eagle arms that turns out was not preban after confirming with armalite. So I am hoping to get this colt in order to sbr but I am confused with the ban by name sporter thing. Please help a brother out if you can confirm target model is good to go in ct. Thanks |
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Originally Posted By psegnatelli: Whats the status on those? Originally Posted By psegnatelli: Originally Posted By Leon82: It's probably going to be considered like brass knuckles Whats the status on those? Dangerous weapons |
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Hypothetical… Let’s say I have a SBR that I stamped in another state (let’s say I have a second home there). I know SBRs can’t cross state lines with notification to the ATF. If I was to notify the ATF I was transferring this already stamped SBR to my home in CT, would that fly? |
| Someone in CT wants to purchase a SIG 522 rifle. It's a .22LR semi-auto where the mags hold 25 rounds (though there are 10rd mags for it). It has a pistol grip, folding stock, threaded barrel and flash hider. Would such a gun be legal in CT? |
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Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his Gods."
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Originally Posted By jtb33: Someone in CT wants to purchase a SIG 522 rifle. It's a .22LR semi-auto where the mags hold 25 rounds (though there are 10rd mags for it). It has a pistol grip, folding stock, threaded barrel and flash hider. Would such a gun be legal in CT? Nope, too many "evil features" regardless of the magazines |
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Originally Posted By Andrapos: Nope, too many "evil features" regardless of the magazines 
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“The difference between treason and patriotism is only a matter of dates.”
"And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his Gods."
"And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his Gods."
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Originally Posted By jtb33: Someone in CT wants to purchase a SIG 522 rifle. It's a .22LR semi-auto where the mags hold 25 rounds (though there are 10rd mags for it). It has a pistol grip, folding stock, threaded barrel and flash hider. Would such a gun be legal in CT? ive ran into this with threaded barrel handguns, FFL's will take it in and make it compliant prior to transfer, for an extra cost to the customer. same thing really. so the FFL will modify the gun, fix the stock, pin the mags, and do whatever else. there are AW exemptions here as well if one is apart of the kings men. just need to verify the FFL will make it compliant to CYA incase the buyer gets denied a transfer and tries to return it.. |
| So the "Assault Weapon" ban in CT doesn't apply to FFL's? ie, it would be legal to ship it in banned condition to an FFL in CT? |
“The difference between treason and patriotism is only a matter of dates.”
"And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his Gods."
"And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his Gods."
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Just double checking, thinking of ordering a bear creek arsenal BC22 dedicated.22LR upper. It will be going on a non registered lower (that I can't do much else with) Plan on using a fixed stock and having a pistol grip. Being a rimfire I need to pin and weld a muzzlebreak on correct? There is no bayonet lug. I searched around a lot and had trouble finding info on post 2023 rimfire law changes to the AWB |
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Originally Posted By Dieselcamino: Just double checking, thinking of ordering a bear creek arsenal BC22 dedicated.22LR upper. It will be going on a non registered lower (that I can't do much else with) Plan on using a fixed stock and having a pistol grip. Being a rimfire I need to pin and weld a muzzlebreak on correct? There is no bayonet lug. I searched around a lot and had trouble finding info on post 2023 rimfire law changes to the AWB Your problem is the detachable mag-magazine in your scenario can’t be removable and is limited to 10rds. |
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