Posted: 1/11/2014 10:41:46 AM EDT
| Could we still buy Pistols or rifles that hold more than 10 rounds in there detachable mags and have them permanently altered to hold 10 rounds ? The same can be asked about modern weapons like the PMR 30 ? |
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Could we still buy Pistols or rifles that hold more than 10 rounds in there detachable mags and have them permanently altered to hold 10 rounds ? The same can be asked about modern weapons like the PMR 30 ? All c&r are preban, right? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
Since some like the CZ82 hold 12 rounds, no 10 rounders ever made 
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It means keep your nose clean and your mouth shut. But I don't think CT can do C&R on handguns anymore though anyways. Here is the last of an E-mail exchange I had with the Weapons Unit. Det D Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. I totally get exactly what you are saying. I am aware of the language in the new laws that excepts C&R holders. However, my question actually pre-dates the new law. There has always been confusion on CT law, C&Rs, and handguns. Basically, it is not clear is C&R holders can buy handguns without the regular state checks, If you are saying I can buy and receive C&R handguns through my C&R license, just like a C&R long arm, than I am good to go! Can you direct me to the section of the law that says this, so I can prove it to all my doubting fellow license holders? Thanks again, Jim Whipple On Aug 28, 2013, at 1:43 PM, "Damato, Kenneth" <[email protected]> wrote: Dear Sir: As I indicated earlier, P.A. `13-220 allows C&R holders to conduct business exactly as they did before the new legislation. Just make sure the weapon is C&R eligible and that you timely enter it into you’re A&D book. Det. Kenneth Damato #615 SLFU Like everyone says, never take legal advice from a cop, but I press hard, and even followed this up with a phone call. Although he got annoyed with me for my persistence, he was quit animate that C&R pistol sales were GTG. |
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Here is the last of an E-mail exchange I had with the Weapons Unit. Det D Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. I totally get exactly what you are saying. I am aware of the language in the new laws that excepts C&R holders. However, my question actually pre-dates the new law. There has always been confusion on CT law, C&Rs, and handguns. Basically, it is not clear is C&R holders can buy handguns without the regular state checks, If you are saying I can buy and receive C&R handguns through my C&R license, just like a C&R long arm, than I am good to go! Can you direct me to the section of the law that says this, so I can prove it to all my doubting fellow license holders? Thanks again, Jim Whipple On Aug 28, 2013, at 1:43 PM, "Damato, Kenneth" <[email protected]> wrote: Dear Sir: As I indicated earlier, P.A. `13-220 allows C&R holders to conduct business exactly as they did before the new legislation. Just make sure the weapon is C&R eligible and that you timely enter it into you’re A&D book. Det. Kenneth Damato #615 SLFU Like everyone says, never take legal advice from a cop, but I press hard, and even followed this up with a phone call. Although he got annoyed with me for my persistence, he was quit animate that C&R pistol sales were GTG. Quoted:
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It means keep your nose clean and your mouth shut. But I don't think CT can do C&R on handguns anymore though anyways. Here is the last of an E-mail exchange I had with the Weapons Unit. Det D Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. I totally get exactly what you are saying. I am aware of the language in the new laws that excepts C&R holders. However, my question actually pre-dates the new law. There has always been confusion on CT law, C&Rs, and handguns. Basically, it is not clear is C&R holders can buy handguns without the regular state checks, If you are saying I can buy and receive C&R handguns through my C&R license, just like a C&R long arm, than I am good to go! Can you direct me to the section of the law that says this, so I can prove it to all my doubting fellow license holders? Thanks again, Jim Whipple On Aug 28, 2013, at 1:43 PM, "Damato, Kenneth" <[email protected]> wrote: Dear Sir: As I indicated earlier, P.A. `13-220 allows C&R holders to conduct business exactly as they did before the new legislation. Just make sure the weapon is C&R eligible and that you timely enter it into you’re A&D book. Det. Kenneth Damato #615 SLFU Like everyone says, never take legal advice from a cop, but I press hard, and even followed this up with a phone call. Although he got annoyed with me for my persistence, he was quit animate that C&R pistol sales were GTG. No one should know you're doing C&R transactions except the seller and buyer, and the ATF if they decide to audit you. I don't think you have anything to worry about. |