Effective Date: 27 May 2025
Last Updated: 27 May 2025
At M2 Armament, we are committed to complying with all local, state, and federal regulations regarding the sale and distribution of firearm-related products, accessories, and gear. The following restrictions outline where we can and cannot ship certain products.
🔒 General Policy
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We only ship within the United States.
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We do not ship to international addresses or non-U.S. territories.
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If your state is not listed below, there are currently no shipping restrictions for your location.
❌ Locations Where We Do Not Ship Any Products
We are unable to fulfill orders to the following locations:
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Chicago, IL
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Denver, CO
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All U.S. Territories (e.g., Puerto Rico, Guam)
📍 State-Specific Shipping Restrictions
We follow all regulations imposed by individual states. Please review your state below to understand specific limitations:
🔹 California
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All receivers ship as long guns under CA law.
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No full rifles (e.g., AR-15s, AK-47s).
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No magazines over 10 rounds.
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No 80% lower or upper blanks.
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Upper receivers ship without muzzle devices.
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No binary triggers, FRTs, 3-round burst kits, or OTF knives over 2″ blade length.
🔹 Colorado
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No AR/AK-style rifles.
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No magazines over 15 rounds.
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No 80% blanks or NFA trigger parts.
Additional Restrictions for Boulder & Vail Counties:
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No stripped or complete uppers.
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No stripped pistol slides.
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No magazines over 10 rounds.
🔹 Connecticut
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No stripped or completed AR upper receivers.
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No AR/AK variants, threaded barrels, braces, vertical grips, or magazines over 10 rounds.
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No OTF knives or 80% blanks.
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No binary triggers or NFA parts.
🔹 Delaware
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No completed AR lowers or AR/AK rifles.
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No OTF knives.
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No magazines over 17 rounds.
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No binary triggers or FRTs.
🔹 Florida
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No binary triggers or NFA trigger kits.
🔹 Hawaii
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No magazines over 10 rounds.
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No AR/AK rifles, OTF knives, or 80% blanks.
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No binary or NFA triggers.
🔹 Illinois
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No 80% blanks, braces, threaded barrels, AR/AK rifles, lowers, or kits.
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No serialized parts (except for LEO/Military exemptions).
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No rifle mags over 10 rounds, no pistol mags over 15 rounds.
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No binary or NFA trigger kits.
🔹 Iowa
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No binary triggers or FRTs.
🔹 Maryland
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No complete AR/AK lowers or rifles.
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No magazines over 10 rounds, 80% blanks, or binary triggers.
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No OTF knives.
🔹 Massachusetts
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No 80% blanks, binary triggers, or magazines over 10 rounds.
🔹 Minnesota
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No binary triggers or OTF knives.
🔹 Nevada
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No 80% lowers (Policy subject to change per AB286 court rulings).
🔹 New Jersey
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No OTF knives, 80% blanks, or complete AR receivers.
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No AR/AK rifles or non-compliant handguns.
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No magazines over 10 rounds.
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No binary triggers or NFA trigger kits.
🔹 New Mexico
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No OTF knives.
🔹 New York
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No stripped or completed AR lowers.
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No body armor, 80% blanks, or threaded barrels.
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No AR/AK rifles or pistols.
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No magazines over 10 rounds.
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No binary triggers or NFA kits.
🔹 Oregon
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No 80% blanks.
🔹 Rhode Island
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No magazines over 10 rounds, 80% blanks, binary triggers, or NFA kits.
🔹 Vermont
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No pistol mags over 15 rounds or rifle mags over 10 rounds.
🔹 Virginia
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No OTF knives.
🔹 Washington State
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No parts kits, build kits, or serialized lowers.
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No complete firearms or uppers.
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No 80% blanks or threaded barrels.
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No forward grips or magazines over 10 rounds.
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No binary triggers or serialized products (LEO/Military exemptions available).
🔹 Washington D.C.
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No magazines, 80% blanks, binary triggers, or NFA kits.
🔧 Know Before You Buy
It is your responsibility to ensure compliance with all laws in your jurisdiction. Orders that violate restrictions will be canceled and refunded, minus a restocking fee if applicable.
If you are unsure about your state or county laws, please contact our team at:
✅ Law Enforcement & Military Exemptions
In certain jurisdictions, LEO and military customers may be eligible for product exemptions. Please email verification credentials prior to purchase to request approval.
🔄 Policy Updates
This page is subject to change based on updates in local, state, or federal legislation. We encourage you to check this page frequently or reach out with any questions.