FFL and AW’s

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Directly from the CT.gov sit, it clearly states that if one moves to CT and has a AW, that they must turn it in to LEO, render it inoperable, or sell it to an FFL.

So what if you ARE an FFL. Sell it to yourself? Lol?

I don’t see any requirements of what the FFL must do with them?
 
Sounds like opposite rules apply: if you're an average Joe you must turn your AW in to an FFL, but if you're the FFL then you need to give the AW away to some average Joe.
 
CT statutes say that if you are a "Licensed Gun Dealer" you can lawfully possess an AW. Even one that was not registered to you as required in PA 13-3. It does not say if you a "FFL".

CT statutes define a "Licensed Gun Dealer" as someone who has BOTH a FFL and a State of CT license to sell pistols and revolvers.

So just having a FFL doesn't in theory cut it. Though I doubt you would ever have any trouble.

From CT Statute: (d) The term "licensed gun dealer", as used in sections [29-37j and] 53-202a to 53-202k, inclusive, as amended by this act, [and subsection (h) of section 53a-46a] means a person who has a federal firearms license and a permit to sell firearms pursuant to section 29-28, as amended by this act.

Here is 29-28 as referenced in the language of the statute.
 
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