At Adamsonstore.com, we adhere to all federal, state, and local laws regarding the sale and shipment of firearms, ammunition, and related accessories. Customers are responsible for ensuring their purchase complies with all applicable laws before placing an order.
The restrictions listed below are provided for informational purposes only and are not legal advice. If you have any questions about the legality of purchasing certain items in your state, please consult a qualified attorney or local law enforcement agency.
Customer Acknowledgment & Certification
By purchasing from Adamsonstore.com, you certify and acknowledge that:
- You are legally eligible to purchase and possess the ordered items in your state.
- You have independently verified that your order complies with all state and local laws.
- You release Adamsonstore.com from any liability, claims, or legal consequences resulting from your purchase.
- Failure to comply with state laws may result in order cancellation and legal penalties.
General Shipping Restrictions
- No firearm, ammunition, or restricted items will be shipped to P.O. Boxes.
- Firearms must be shipped to a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer in compliance with federal regulations.
- Freight forwarding is required for shipments to Alaska and Hawaii.
- We do not ship any products outside the United States.
State-Specific Shipping Restrictions
Click on your state below to review applicable restrictions:
Alabama
- No restrictions.
Alaska
- Freight forwarding required.
- No sales of Tannerite.
- No sales of flamethrowers.
- No sales of pepper spray or gel.
Arizona
- No restrictions.
Arkansas
- Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 5.9 oz (170 ml/cc).
California
These restrictions apply to the entire state:
- No sales of suppressors/silencers.
- No off-roster handguns.
- Ammo shipments must be sent to an FFL.
- No complete AR or AK receivers.
- Non-compliant AR and AK rifles and pistols will not be shipped.
- No magazines with a capacity over 10 rounds.
- No sales of Tannerite, flamethrowers, or binary triggers.
- No sales of automatic knives.
- No sales of pepper sprays or gels.
Ammo restrictions for the following cities:
- Los Angeles
- Oakland
- Sacramento
- San Francisco
- Avalon
Colorado
- No sales of ballistic knives.
- No magazines over 15 rounds.
- Certain AR and AK restrictions apply in Denver, Boulder County, and Vail.
Connecticut
- No sales of stripped or complete AR/AK receivers.
- No sales of non-compliant AR or AK pistols or rifles.
- No sales of magazines over 10 rounds.
- Ammo purchases require a Connecticut Permit (CTP).
- No sales of threaded barrels, stabilizing braces, vertical grips, or body armor.
Delaware
- No sales of suppressors, binary triggers, or automatic knives.
- No sales of AR/AK variants (rifles or pistols).
- No magazines over 17 rounds.
- No semi-auto pistols with fixed magazines over 17 rounds.
Florida
- No sales of binary triggers.
- No sales of ballistic knives.
- Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 2 oz (59 ml/cc).
Georgia
- No restrictions.
Hawaii
- Freight forwarding required.
- No sales of suppressors, flamethrowers, or binary triggers.
- No sales of smoothbore barrel firearms with a pistol grip.
- No sales of magazines over 10 rounds.
- No sales of pepper sprays or gels.
Illinois
- No sales of suppressors/silencers.
- No sales of firearms or ammo to Chicago.
- No sales of binary triggers or bump stocks.
- No handgun magazines over 15 rounds.
- FOID required for ammo purchases.
- No sales of AR/AK parts, stabilizing braces, or threaded barrels.
- Certain magazine restrictions apply in Cook County, Deerfield, Homewood, and other cities.
Indiana
- No restrictions.
Iowa
- No sales of binary triggers.
Kansas
- No restrictions.
Kentucky
- No restrictions.
Louisiana
- No restrictions.
Maine
- No restrictions.
Maryland
- No sales of automatic knives.
- No sales of non-compliant AR/AK pistols, rifles, or handguns.
- No magazines over 10 rounds.
- Handguns must be on the Maryland Handgun Roster.
Massachusetts
- No sales to Massachusetts.
Michigan
- No sales of AK pistols.
- No sales of pepper spray or gel with 3-in-1 formula.
Minnesota
- No sales of switchblade or automatic knives.
Mississippi
- No restrictions.
Missouri
- No restrictions.
Montana
- No restrictions.
Nebraska
- No restrictions.
Nevada
- Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 2 oz (59 ml/cc).
New Hampshire
- No restrictions.
New Jersey
- No sales of suppressors, binary triggers, or automatic knives.
- FID required for ammo purchases.
- No magazines over 10 rounds.
New Mexico
- No sales of automatic knives.
New York
- No sales of suppressors, automatic knives, or binary triggers.
- No magazines over 10 rounds.
- Ammo shipments must go to an FFL.
- No non-compliant AR/AK pistols, rifles, or shotguns.
- No ammo sales to NYC.
North Carolina
- No sales of ballistic knives.
- Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 5.29 oz (150 ml/cc).
North Dakota
- No sales of switchblade or gravity knives.
Ohio
- No sales of ballistic knives.
Oklahoma
- No restrictions.
Oregon
- No sales of third-party fulfilled high-capacity magazines.
Pennsylvania
- No sales of automatic knives.
Rhode Island
- No sales of suppressors, binary triggers, or magazines over 10 rounds.
South Carolina
- Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 1.69 oz (50 ml/cc).
South Dakota
- No restrictions.
Tennessee
- No restrictions.
Texas
- No restrictions.
Utah
- No restrictions.
Vermont
- No sales of automatic knives.
- No rifle magazines over 10 rounds.
- No handgun magazines over 15 rounds.
Virginia
- No sales of automatic knives.
Washington State
- No sales of AR/AK parts, magazines over 10 rounds, or threaded barrels.
Washington D.C.
- No sales to Washington D.C.