Shipping Restrictions
We comply with all federal, state, and local laws that restrict the sale and transfer of firearms, magazine feeding devices, and ammunition. Find your state below for details — and know that it’s your responsibility to confirm what’s legal where you live.
Due to recent California laws (Assembly Bill 1263 and Senate Bill 704), we have temporarily suspended all sales to the State of California. These laws introduce broadly written requirements around the sale, shipment, and transfer of firearm accessories, components, and related equipment. Until the scope of covered products and the compliance obligations are clarified, we cannot safely or reliably process orders for California customers.
Effective immediately: all California orders are cancelled and refunded, across every product category, until further notice. We’re actively reviewing both bills with legal counsel and will restore service as soon as clear compliance pathways are established. This page will be updated as new information becomes available.
Current Restrictions
Click your state name to view full laws as reported by the NRA. This is a general guide — not legal advice.
Alaska
- No ammo shipments due to shipping constraints
- Firearms ship via USPS only — allow extra delivery time
- Not eligible for free shipping
California
- All sales suspended pending AB 1263 & SB 704 review (see notice above)
- California-compliant pistols and rifles only (when active)
- No sales to Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, San Diego, or San Francisco
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- Ammunition must ship to a licensed FFL dealer
- No parts kits with fire control parts, no “assault” weapon parts, no receivers, no bayonets
- Check the California Approved Handgun List before purchasing
Colorado
- No magazines over 15 rounds anywhere in Colorado
- No firearm with a magazine over 15 rounds
- No parts kits that can accept a belt
- No receivers
- No magazines over 10 rounds to Boulder County, Vail County, or Denver
Connecticut
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- Certain firearms restricted
- No firearm parts kits, no receivers
- Ammunition must ship to an FFL
- Valid CT Carry Permit, Eligibility Certification, Long Gun Eligibility Certificate, or Ammunition Certificate + photo ID required to purchase ammo
Delaware
- No receivers
- Must be 21 or older to purchase any firearm
- No magazines of 17+ rounds (including firearms that come with them)
- No “assault weapon” or “copycat” style firearms per Delaware definition
Florida
- No binary triggers
Hawaii
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- No parts kits
- No ammunition due to shipping constraints
- Non-Hawaii-compliant firearms prohibited
- Hawaii melting-point restrictions apply to all firearms
Illinois
- Valid FOID card required for ammunition purchases (purchaser must be the cardholder)
- Illinois melting-point restrictions apply to all firearms
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- No parts kits, no AR/AK parts
- No firearms, magazines, parts kits, or ammo to Chicago, Deerfield, Homewood, Dolton, Highland Park, Evanston, Aurora, Skokie, Kane County, Lake County, DuPage County, or Cook County (even with FOID card)
- North of Peoria: no fire-control parts or accessories
- We reserve full discretion on all Illinois orders
Maryland
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- All semi-auto rifles and semi-auto shotguns restricted
- Handguns must be on the Maryland Approved Handgun List
- No firearm parts kits, no receivers
- Photo ID and permit required for firearm purchases (including C&R)
Massachusetts
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- All semi-auto rifles and semi-auto shotguns restricted
- Handguns must be on the Massachusetts Approved Firearm Roster
- Ammunition must ship to an FFL
- No firearm parts kits, no receivers
- Massachusetts melting-point laws apply
- FID or LTC required for all ammo & firearm purchases
Michigan
- Rifles must exceed 29 inches or be registered as a pistol to be legal
- No AK or AR pistols, no “assault style” pistols
Minnesota
- Minnesota melting-point restrictions apply to all orders
New Jersey
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- Certain semi-auto firearms restricted
- No firearm parts kits, no receivers
- Ammunition must ship to an FFL
- Photo ID & FPID required for all ammo & firearm purchases
New York
- No firearms except bolt-action, pump-action, or NY-compliant models
- No magazines over 10 rounds, no firearm parts kits
- Ammunition must ship to an FFL
- No sales of any kind to Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island, or NYC
- Permit required for handguns/revolvers; separate semi-auto permit required for semi-auto rifles
- No receivers, no fire-control parts to NYC
Puerto Rico
- No shipments to Puerto Rico at this time
Oregon
- Pending legal updates around Ballot Measure 114
- Currently no magazine capacity or permit requirements — subject to change without notice
Rhode Island
- No magazines over 10 rounds
- RI license required for ammo purchases
- Must be 21 with a valid pistol safety certificate from the Dept. of Environmental Management
- No binary triggers
- Photo ID & permit required for all ammo & firearm purchases
Vermont
- No handgun magazines over 15 rounds
- No rifle/long-gun magazines over 10 rounds
- If your order meets Vermont law, call us to place it over the phone
Washington
- Per HB 1240: no parts kits, no AR or AK parts, no threaded barrels
- No rifle/handgun magazines over 10 rounds
- No shotgun magazines over 7 rounds
- No ammo sales to Washington at this time
Washington, D.C.
- We cannot ship any orders or items to Washington, D.C.
Additional Shipping Rules
P.O. Boxes
We cannot ship flammable items (oils, stoves, etc.) or ammunition to a P.O. box.
APO / FPO
We do not ship to APO or FPO addresses at this time.
C&R Orders
C&R orders are subject to applicable state approved lists and still require photo ID and/or permits to ensure compliance with state law.
It is your responsibility to know local and state laws that may prohibit or restrict your ability to purchase certain products we offer for sale. This list is a general guide — not legal advice. When in doubt, consult your FFL dealer or local law enforcement.
