Is the following legal in CT (once it is back in stock): www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-M4-14-5-Upper-Receiver-Group-A2X-p/bcm-urg-m4-14%20a2x.htm Our fixed mag rifles and fixed mag pistols are legal for CT residents and our non-NFA firearms. You are looking for a complete rod that does not violate local statutes or the bank. Connecticut has a variety of restrictions and allowances on rifles, pistols, and firearms that are compliant or legal to purchase and possess. If you live in CT, this page will help you choose the Dark Storm Industries rifles, pistols and firearms you need. Laws prior to 2013 limit you to: (A) A semi-automatic rifle capable of holding a detachable magazine and having at least two of the following characteristics: In addition, the ATF defines an “AOW”, any weapon other than: Any weapon or device that can be hidden from the person whose shot may be fired by the energy of an explosive; A pistol or revolver with a smoothbore barrel designed or redesigned to fire a solid shotgun grenade; weapons with combined shotgun and rifle barrels of 12 inches or more, with a length of less than 18 inches, from which a single unloading of the two barrels can be carried out without manual reloading; and any such weapon that can be easily restored to fire. The biggest debate right now is whether there are now SEVERAL classes of “offensive weapons.” That was before age 94, before 2013 and now after 2013. The law stipulates that previously possessed “offensive weapons” that complied with the repealed law may be registered. We don`t yet know if you can add additional “evil” features or keep them as you had before the law was passed. Essentially, we`re screwed up until June, when the DPS releases its bullshit registration forms. RE: Definition of an Offensive Weapon / Specifications Definition of DLD CT4-2A as ANOTHER FIREARM Home » Shop » Complete Firearms » CT Compliant Firearms » CT-556B “CT OTHER” Compliant Firearm – 5.56 mm – The stick receiver is NOT a SPECIFICally pistol according to the CT/NY law as the MINIMUM BARREL LENGTH is 12.5″. CT defines a pistol as a barrel length of 12″ or less, On September 21, 2017, Delta Level Defense, LLC filed official documentation with the ATF and ATF Firearms Technology divisions to produce a new model of firearms. The exact model of this new firearm is the CT4-2A, the new sequence of serial numbers stored with the two branches of the ATF is CT001 to CT9999. We submitted a second deviation so that the recipient of the new firearms could be both a specific 9mm and 5.56 & .300BLK.

The ATF decided that the 9 mm receivers should be specifically marked with 9 mm and the 5.56 and .300BLK as “Multi”. My question is: what is the difference between a muzzle brake, a lightning cover and a lightning arrester. Is NOT a rifle as it has no butt. Has a cylindrical tube without a spine that does not allow the attachment of a rifle butt. If not, is there another place I should look? Our non-NFA firearms are currently the most popular in CT. -Custom choice of serial number of the 10th hexadecimal likes or 10th selection of metal mag of push-button pop-up sights or choice of manual targeting of lightning mask metal or muzzle brake The Connecticut State/New York Department of Special Licenses and Firearms defines an offensive weapon as follows: In addition, Delta Level Defense, LLC sent a prototype to the ATF Technology Department for further classification and official categorization. Any semi-automatic central fire rifle, regardless of the date of production, which has the capacity to hold a removable magazine and has at least one of the following characteristics: (1) A folding or telescopic shaft; (2) Any grip of the weapon, including a pistol grip, thumb hole tree or other tree, that would allow a person to grasp the weapon, so that each finger on the trigger hand in addition to the trigger finger would be located directly under a part of the action of the weapon when firing; 3) A front pistol grip; 4) A flash suppressor; or 5) A grenade launcher or torch. A semi-automatic central fire rifle that has: 1) a fixed magazine that can hold more than 10 rounds; or 2) a total length of less than 30 inches. Is NOT an AOW as it measures over 26″ in total length and has a vertical handle forward. Manufacturer: New Frontier Armory Model: CT-556B “CT OTHER” Compliant Firearm – 5.56mm – Ticket Receiver Type: Semi-Automatic Direct Throttle Impact Operated AR Style Firearm Caliber: 5.56mm/.223 BBL Length: 12.5″ Magazine Type: Standard AR-15 Magazine (iv) * A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to hold a flash suppressor; And* Other specifications and characteristics of the CT-556B firearm:.

If you have any further questions, concerns and/or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me directly. (ii) A pistol grip that stands out in sight of the action of the weapon; In no case does the CT4-2A fall within the definition of an offensive weapon or an AOW. The following properties define the CT4-2A as “OTHER FIREARM”. -10.5″Parkerized 4150 M4 Contour Barrel 1:7 twist-Pinned at 12.5″, with a muzzle-rifle-length gas system-10″ MLOK Rail-Phoenix Lower Firearms-All Parts Mil-spec The old AWB has been lifted so that it is invalid and useless. Threaded barrels and bayonets are no longer considered features, but only a flash cover. A muzzle fracture or compensator is used to mitigate the recoil felt for the shooter and minimize the rise of the muzzle. While a flash cover has been designed to minimize the flash signature of the rifle. On October 29, 2017, Michael R. Curtis, AtF FTISB Chief, approved our entire waiver document. Our official ATF variance control number is 17-00898.