- Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:20 pm
#20015
http://www.cga.ct.gov/2007/rpt/2007-R-0369.htm
In the second & third paragraphs, it would *seem* that the possession of a pre-1899 firearm is non-restricted.
This being said it's an ULTRA-GRAY area... but under such mitigating circumstances, a handgun manufactured prior to 1899 is legal to own & even carry without ANY licensure?
Okay. So a modern cap n' ball repro is technically a "deadly weapon capable of expelling a projectile", but pre-1899 manufacture cartridge handguns are okay?
Is there something I'm not getting here?
In the second & third paragraphs, it would *seem* that the possession of a pre-1899 firearm is non-restricted.
This being said it's an ULTRA-GRAY area... but under such mitigating circumstances, a handgun manufactured prior to 1899 is legal to own & even carry without ANY licensure?
Okay. So a modern cap n' ball repro is technically a "deadly weapon capable of expelling a projectile", but pre-1899 manufacture cartridge handguns are okay?
Is there something I'm not getting here?
Sometimes you just have to Cowboy Up.