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EMAIL: edperuta@ctgunrights.com
Approved Connecticut Handgun Safety Course Author & Instructor
NRA Pistol Safety Instructor
California Department of Justices Handgun Safety Course Instructor
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Welcome to this Web site!
This page was inspired by the constant questions posed by, and VAGUE answers provided to state residents who have a need for information regarding handguns in Connecticut.
Every attempt will be made to keep this website up to date on legal, educational and political issues related to Connecticut Firearms.
Suggested Links to obtain additional information
- Visit CT Gun talk Forum
- Visit CT Discussion Forum on Open Carry
- Visit CT Citizen's Defense League
- Visit Coalition of CT Sportsmen
- Visit CT Board of Firearms Permit Examiners
- Visit List of CT Attorney's known to practice law regarding firearms
- Visit Ye Connecticut Gun Guild legal page
- Visit Deposition in the Goldberg case - Officer Simon Barratt
- Visit Bears in CT (To shoot or not)
- Visit Wallingford Billiards Statement
- Visit Wallingford transcript of arrest for Open Carry
- Visit Appellate Brief filed challenging Suitability
- Visit Freedom is not Free and the need for a Summit
- Visit
Connecticut Gun Rights
NEWS FLASH August 13, 2010
(CLICK THE ABOVE LINK TO READ WHY A FIREARM SUMMIT IS NEEDED IN CT.)
which challenges "SUITABILITY"
At Risk Warrant Letter to Appeals Clerk Post McDonald
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Now compare these two earlier responses to the Department of Public Safety PDF Memo that what was published regarding the Second Amendment March on April 10, 2010. Petitioner’s Question No.5: Is it currently permissible under state law for individuals to carrying a pistol or revolver openly or concealed while in possession of a valid State Permit to Carry Pistols or Revolvers? DPS Response: This question is not the proper subject of a declaratory ruling as Petitioner has not articulated the specific circumstances under which o ruling is requested. Under some circumstances, an individual who possesses a CT pistol permit may be subject to arrest for carrying his or her pistol openly or concealed. Petitioner Question No. 14: Is carrying a holstered or properly secure (not in the hand), openly exposed firearm while in possession of a valid permit to do so an element of any Connecticut Breach of Peace or Disorderly Conduct statutes? DPS Response: This question is not the proper subject of a declaratory ruling as Petitioner has not articulated the specified circumstances under which a ruling is requested. Under some circumstances, an individual who possesses a CT pistol permit may be subject to arrest for carrying his or her pistol openly.
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SECOND CIRCUIT DECISION IN - GOLDBERG
SECOND CIRCUIT DECISION IN - KUCK
Supreme Court Oral Argument in McDonald Case
Click one of these links
REGARDING APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS TO CARRY
(Breaking and Important Issues at the News Flash link below)
NOTICE TO ALL APPLICANTS
MAKE SURE YOU MAKE AND KEEP
A COPY OF YOUR PERMIT APPLICATION
PDF Copy of Proposed 2010 Legislation on Concealment
THE PLACE FOR GOOD OLD KITCHEN TABLE DISCUSSIONS
ON
FIREARM AND HANDGUN ISSUES IN OUR STATE
(Click on any of these links)
Suggestions to speed up the Permit to Carry application process
Information on Pistol Safety Certification to obtain a Permit to Carry
Application for a Connecticut Permit to Carry Pistols and Revolvers
READ THIS INFORMATION ABOUT ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES