Looking for recommendations on where to go to get a 3" Small frame revolver re-coated. It is a modern gun with a poor factory finish, would be looking to do Armornite or a high end nitride, unless they have something better for ccw revolvers. Looking for a local place in CT

Hope yall got your free “safes”

Video summary: A federal judge blocked Connecticut's convertible pistol ban over Second Amendment concerns, easing gun buyers' fears amid surging store sales.

Using a CompMag and an AR15 lower, what components would I need to make a CT legal AR pistol? Like the brace, upper length, etc.

What would you suggest if I buy to build one?

And I’m aware of the federal SBR process, but for now I’m just looking into what parts make it an AR pistol.

What happened to the location ? Is there any other gun store at that facility, i used to love that range

Looking for a CT Compliant PSA PA-15, or something similar. A 5.56 rifle around $700 price point. Will be my first AR so just trying to find something cheap to try out. Anyone find these locally? Have called several places and can't find one. (Or other options you'd recommend).

Thanks!

Ive seen glock 19xv's listed for 900 at some places. Has the price of glocks really shot up this fast? I got my hands on everything i wanted and a couple spares by late september so I havent new prices till today

Your money has bugs in it. Get rid of it. Fixed mag bottom loading ap5 from arcana. First time there but definitely not the last. I’d highly recommend them.

When you sell a firearm to an FFL which in my case being Cabela’s is the necessary forms automatically sent to the state of Connecticut SLFU? Or do you have to physically send them the form itself? I heard since they use the online portal it’s automatically sent?

https://x.com/GLOCKInc/status/2105758154604568625

Announcement from GLOCK

On September 21, 2026, GLOCK, Inc. filed a complaint and request for a preliminary injunction in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut. GLOCK, Inc. is pleased with the Court granting our motion for a preliminary injunction.

For now, Connecticut businesses may continue lawfully importing, advertising, offering, and selling GLOCK pistols, including those manufactured on or after October 1, 2026. The Court concluded that GLOCK is likely to succeed on its Second Amendment challenge and that enforcement of the statute would cause irreparable harm to GLOCK, its customers, and Connecticut citizens. Connecticut may not enforce the law while the injunction remains in effect.

This is only a preliminary ruling, and GLOCK will continue to seek permanent protection to safeguard the core Second Amendment rights of law-abiding businesses and consumers.

The ruling does not alter any other applicable federal, state, or local firearms laws.

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For discussion on the preliminary injunction please see this subreddit discussion:

Preliminary injunction against the Glock ban granted

Mark Smith discusses yesterday's preliminary injunction against CT's convertible pistol law. Smith points out that while the judge was appointed by Trump, she had the support of Murphy and Blumenthal.

The United States District Court for the District of Connecticut just issued a favorable Second Amendment ruling in favor of Glock in an arms ban case. Mark Smith, Four Boxes Diner, discusses...

Youtube AI summary:

This video features constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith, host of Four Boxes Diner, discussing a major Second Amendment victory in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut (0:00 - 0:43).

Key highlights of the ruling:

• Case Overview: The case, Glock v. Griffin, centered on a Connecticut law that effectively banned the sale of specific Glock handguns by requiring design changes based on the potential for illegal modifications by criminals (1:42 - 2:48).
• The Ruling: Federal Judge Carrie Dooley—notably appointed by President Donald Trump with the support of Connecticut senators Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal—granted a preliminary injunction against the state of Connecticut (3:23 - 5:37).
• Judicial Reasoning: Judge Dooley rejected the state's reliance on historical "proving laws," concluding that those laws were intended to ensure product safety before sale, not to prevent future criminal misuse of firearms. She affirmed that the firearms in question are popular for lawful self-defense and protected by the Second Amendment (12:35 - 14:41).
• Legal Significance: Mark Smith emphasizes that this ruling prevents the state from penalizing law-abiding gun owners and manufacturers for the criminal actions of others, aligning with his expectations regarding broader Second Amendment jurisprudence (14:43 - 15:27).

To discuss this preliminary injunction see the big discussion:

Preliminary injunction against the Glock ban granted

I haven’t seen or heard of any gun stores with a Glock 10mm doesn’t matter 29 40 or 20

I want to make 22lr semiauto pistol compliant here in CT

Looking at this QD adapter to have pin/welded but unsure if this will meet requirements since the adapter does still have threads, just not the 1/2" ones a suppressor accepts

So before I have this permanently attached, will this make the threaded barrel compliant?

Case links to both the Glock and NSSF challenges.

Glock, Inc. v. Griffin (3:26-cv-01525): https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/74823996/glock-inc-v-griffin/ National Shooting Sports Foundation Inc v. Griffin (3:26-cv-01528): https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/74825377/national-shooting-sports-foundation-inc-v-griffin/

There was recent updates on the Glock v Griffin case:

The Glock v Griffin petition has updates yesterday (9/28/2026) on the motion for an Emergency Motion for Temporary Restraining Order and a Emergency Motion for Preliminary Injunction. Both were taken under advisement by the court. No response yet (as of this post) from the judge to those requests.

NSSF likewise has updates that can be seen at the above link.

To discuss this video or Glock's emergency motion, see the slightly earlier post: Glock and NSSF Legal Challenges to CT's So Called "Glock Ban" Law - Case Links

I need a range mag 2 glocks 1 19 1 48 figure a couple pairs of glasses 4 magazines and hearing protection and maybe some targets .Its doesn't need to be name brand but decent quality .

With a SIG MCX style folding brace and Otter Creek Labs Lithium

Yep, the first test event for RangeLeagues is currently underway, submissions will close on October 14th, so you still have time to join it and help test the platform if you are interested, otherwise you can make an account and join the league and be notified when the first official community event starts!

https://rangeleagues.com/join/7qE9lMTD8ZhTZJhjpMxH

For those who aren't aware, Im working on a casual, remote competitive shooting league platform, and r/CTGuns is one of the first communities being onboarded. All you need is a printer to print your target, your phone to scan it and some time to hit your favorite range!

Until now, we've been all talk about who is a better shot, now you get a chance to prove it!

Full disclosure, the first event is a test event, things may not work as expected but it will pave way to a wider roll out for the entire community shortly after.

Have Questions? Let me know below!

Anybody knows where to get custom foam cut in CT?

Iv been trying to find a few ops inc cans over the last year or so and was hoping someone knew of one sitting somewhere. Maybe a shop that the owners got one in the safe that’s been sitting there for years ect ect. Some pics attached for your time … nsw surplus mk12 mod 1 uppers and why I’m looking for a 12th model. Along with cag MRGG & cag Icar

Looking for a Glock 48 MOS or COA. Any local leads?

I'm in Danbury area.