Terms & Conditions

Order Restrictions

We ship only to valid FFL Dealers. Firearms cannot be shipped to a P.O. Box.

The customer is responsible for knowing his/her state laws regarding firearm transfers. Contact your local FFL dealer with any questions regarding the sale or transfer of firearms. Contact your local FFL before ordering a firearm to verify their transfer fee and to ensure they will receive your transfer. The customer assumes all responsibility and cost for returned firearms due to FFL refusal or failure to receive.

If you order a handgun, stockless shotgun, complete AR or AK receiver, or stripped lower receiver, YOU MUST be:

A legal resident of the state in which you are ordering.
21 years of age or older to complete the transfer through your FFL.

Exceptions: Military personnel stationed in a state other than their legal residence may purchase firearms across state lines. Contact your local FFL receiving the transfer as you may have to provide proof of deployment, residence, etc.

Please follow all directions prompted to you at checkout. This will ensure speedier delivery. Please note that the FFL selection on our website is for customer convenience only and does not necessarily mean that Indiana Gun Club has the FFL selected on file. The customer may be asked to provide the FFL information that they wish to use. If a customer wishes to change the FFL they want to use after the order has shipped, they will be additionally charged for the cost of shipping. If a FFL is not available at the time of delivery, the package will not be held at the carrier hub and will be returned to Indiana Gun Club. Additional shipping charges will apply to orders that need to be reshipped.

Sale Restrictions

Indiana Gun Club operates in strict compliance with all federal, state, and local laws governing the sale of firearms, firearm parts, ammunition, and related accessories.

The restrictions implemented by Indiana Gun Club are not intended to be legal advice, and Indiana Gun Club makes no representations regarding the legality of any item in any specific jurisdiction. It is the customer’s sole responsibility to ensure full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction.

Customer Acknowledgment and Certification

By purchasing any item from Indiana Gun Club, the customer certifies, acknowledges, and agrees to the following:

The customer is solely responsible for ensuring that the purchase, possession, ownership, and use of any item purchased from Indiana Gun Club complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and ordinances in the customer’s jurisdiction.
The customer has independently verified that its purchase and intended use of any item is legal in the customer’s state and local jurisdiction.
The customer agrees to release, indemnify, and hold harmless Indiana Gun Club and its affiliates from any liability, claims, or legal consequences arising from the customer’s purchase, ownership, possession, or use of any item purchased from Indiana Gun Club.

Failure to comply with applicable laws may result in severe legal penalties. If you are unsure about the legal status of an item in your area, consult a qualified attorney or local law enforcement before making a purchase.

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No sales of ANY merchandise to:

Chicago
Massachusetts
Washington D.C
Puerto Rico

All firearms will be shipped to the premise address on the FFL license unless you call and request it to ship to the mailing address. All licenses will be validated through FFL EZ Check and must match exactly to avoid delays and cancellation. It is the responsibility of the dealer to ensure that Indiana Gun Club has an updated copy of the FFL license.

No ammunition, third-party items (Drop Ship) or ANY firearms will be shipped to a Post Office Box.

Freight Forwarding is required for shipments to Alaska and Hawaii.

Knife Ordering Restrictions

Please carefully read and ensure your compliance with the following requirements and restrictions prior to purchasing any knife:

Federal law prohibits the sale and shipment in interstate commerce of switchblades, out of front (OTF) knives, and other automatic opening knives (collectively, “Automatic Knives”) other than in accordance with the limited exceptions set forth below.

Automatic Knives:

Automatic Knives include a knife that opens with hand pressure applied to a button or other device in the handle of the knife, or by operation of inertia, gravity, or both.
Automatic Knives do not include a knife that contains a spring, detent, or other mechanism designed to create a bias toward closure of the blade and that requires exertion applied to the blade by hand, wrist, or arm to overcome the bias toward closure to assist in opening the knife.

Limited Exceptions. Automatic Knives may only be sold:

To civilian or Armed Forces supply or procurement officers and employees of the Federal Government ordering, procuring, or purchasing such knives in connection with the activities of the Federal Government;
To supply or procurement officers of the National Guard, the Air National Guard, or militia of a State ordering, procuring, or purchasing such knives in connection with the activities of such organizations;
To supply or procurement officers or employees of any State, or any political subdivision of a State or Territory, ordering, procuring, or purchasing such knives in connection with the activities of such government; or
To manufacturers of such knives or bona fide dealers therein in connection with any shipment made pursuant to an order from any person designated above.

Indiana Gun Club will not sell any Automatic Knife without the above conditions being met.

State-by-State Restrictions

Alabama

Knives are restricted to a 3-inch blade limit in Montgomery.
Airguns must have an orange tip.

Alaska

Freight forwarding is required.
No sales of Tannerite.
No sales of flamethrowers.
No sales of pepper sprays or gels.
No CO2 airguns.

Arizona

Airguns must have an orange tip.
No sales of stun guns.

Arkansas

Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 5.9 oz (170 ml/cc).
Airguns must have an orange tip.

California

Applies statewide:

No sales of suppressors/silencers.
Certain third-party fulfilled ammo restricted.
No off-roster handguns shipped.
Ammo must ship to an FFL.
No complete AR or AK receivers.
No non-compliant AR/AK pistols or rifles.
No magazines over 10 rounds.
No Tannerite.
No flamethrowers.
No Franklin Armory binary triggers.
No automatic knives.
No .50 BMG ammo.
No binary triggers.
Check local knife laws.
No pepper sprays or gels.
Airguns must have an orange tip.

No ammo/projectile sales to: Los Angeles City, Oakland City, Sacramento City, San Francisco County & City, Avalon City

Colorado

Applies statewide:

No ballistic knives.
No magazines over 15 rounds.
Airguns must have an orange tip.
Airguns cannot exceed 500 fps.

Boulder County / Vail City:

No non-compliant AR/AK pistols.
No stripped or complete receivers.
No magazines over 10 rounds.

Denver County / City of Denver:

No non-compliant AR/AK pistols.
No stripped or complete receivers.
No magazines over 15 rounds.
No AR or AK parts.

Connecticut

No stripped or complete receivers.
No complete AR/AK receivers.
No non-compliant AR/AK pistols or rifles.
No AR/AK parts.
CTP required for ammo and magazines.
No third-party fulfilled ammo.
No magazines over 10 rounds.
No binary triggers.
No threaded barrels.
No smoothbore pistol-grip firearms.
No stabilizing braces or blades.
No vertical grips.
No body armor.
No barrel shrouds (except slides/handguards).
No semi-auto rifles with more than 5 rounds for residents under 21.
No ammo or magazine sales to residents under 18.
No shotgun magazines over 5 rounds.
No automatic knives.
Airguns must have an orange tip.

(Feature restrictions remain as defined in your original text for semi-auto rifles, pistols, shotguns, and “other” firearms.)

Delaware

No suppressors/silencers.
No automatic knives.
No binary triggers.
No rifle or shotgun sales to residents under 21.
No AR/AK variants or completed lowers.
Airguns cannot exceed .177 cal.
Semi-auto rifle restrictions as listed previously.
Semi-auto shotgun restrictions as listed.
No fixed-mag pistols or rifles over 17 rounds.
No magazines over 17 rounds.
Additional pistol feature restrictions apply.

Florida

No binary triggers.
No ballistic knives.
Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 2 oz.

Georgia

Airguns must have an orange tip.

Hawaii

No suppressors/silencers.
Freight forwarding required.
No third-party fulfilled items.
No handgun magazines over 10 rounds.
No non-compliant AR/AK pistols.
No ammo or projectiles.
Melting point restrictions apply.
No flamethrowers.
No smoothbore pistol-grip firearms.
No Franklin Armory binary triggers.
No automatic knives.
No pepper sprays or gels.
No stun guns.
No CO2 airguns.

Idaho

No stun guns.

Illinois

Statewide:

No suppressors/silencers.
No sales to Chicago.
Various handgun/receiver restrictions.
No handgun mags over 15 rounds.
No rifle mags over 10 rounds.
No shotgun mags over 5 rounds.
No revolving-cylinder shotguns.
No serialized receivers or uppers.
No AR/AK pistols or rifles.
No black powder firearms.
FOID required for ammo.
No third-party ammo.
No .50 cal firearms or ammo.
No threaded barrels.
No kits or AR/AK parts.
No stabilizing braces.
No binary triggers.
No bump stocks.
No switchblade or ballistic knives.
No stun guns.
Airguns cannot exceed .18 cal or 700 fps.

Local restrictions (Chicago, Highland Park, etc.) impose magazine limits (mostly 10 rounds) and ammo/airgun bans.

Indiana

No restrictions.

Iowa

No binary triggers.
Airguns must have an orange tip.

Kansas

Airguns must have an orange tip.

Kentucky

No restrictions.

Louisiana

No restrictions.

Maine

No restrictions.

Maryland

No automatic knives.
No complete AR/AK receivers.
No non-compliant AR/AK pistols or rifles.
No non-compliant handguns.
No magazines over 10 rounds.
No Tannerite.
No flamethrowers.
No binary triggers.
Handguns must be on the MD roster.
No stun guns.
AR-15 rifles must have a heavy barrel.
No ammo sales to Annapolis.

Massachusetts

No sales of any kind.

Michigan

No black powder firearms.
No pistols over 26″ overall length.
No stun guns.
Pepper spray restrictions apply.
Warren: no flamethrowers.

Minnesota

Melting point restrictions apply.
No binary triggers.
No switchblade or automatic knives.
No stun guns.
Airguns must have an orange tip.

Mississippi

No restrictions.

Missouri

No restrictions.

Montana

No restrictions.

Nebraska

No restrictions.

Nevada

Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 2 oz.

New Hampshire

No restrictions.

New Jersey

No suppressors/silencers.
No automatic knives.
No drop-ship ammo.
FID required for ammo.
No complete receivers.
No binary triggers.
No non-compliant AR/AK pistols, rifles, shotguns, or handguns.
No black powder firearms.
No magazines over 10 rounds.
Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed .75 oz.

New Mexico

No automatic knives.

New York

Statewide:

No suppressors/silencers.
No automatic knives.
No third-party fulfilled ammo.
Ammo must ship to an FFL.
No serialized complete receivers.
No non-compliant AR/AK pistols or rifles.
No non-compliant handguns or shotguns.
No smoothbore pistol-grip firearms.
No black powder firearms.
No magazines over 10 rounds.
No binary triggers.
No pepper sprays or gels.
No replica airguns.

NYC (all boroughs):

No ammo or projectile sales.
No airguns.

Buffalo:

No magazines over 5 rounds for semi-auto centerfire rifles or shotguns.

North Carolina

No ballistic knives.
Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 5.29 oz.

North Dakota

No switchblade or gravity knives.

Ohio

No black powder firearms.
No ballistic knives.

Oklahoma

No restrictions.

Oregon

High-capacity magazine and firearm orders prioritized.
No third-party fulfilled high-capacity magazines.
Customer responsible for confirming FFL availability.
Orders/refunds at the discretion of Indiana Gun Club.

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia:

No airgun sales.

Rhode Island

No suppressors/silencers.
No magazines over 10 rounds.
No binary triggers.
No stun guns.
License required for ammo purchases (21+).

South Carolina

Pepper sprays or gels cannot exceed 1.69 oz.

South Dakota

Airguns must have an orange tip.

Tennessee

No restrictions.

Texas

Airguns must have an orange tip.

Utah

Airguns must have an orange tip.

Vermont

No automatic knives.
No rifle magazines over 10 rounds.
No handgun magazines over 15 rounds.

Virginia

No restrictions.

Washington State

Statewide firearm & accessory restrictions include:

No parts kits, build kits, rifle kits, pistol kits.
No completed or stripped lowers.
No binary triggers.
No essential kits.
No automatic knives.
No third-party fulfilled ammo.
Airguns must have an orange tip.

Magazine limits:

Rifles: max 10 rounds
Handguns: max 10 rounds
Shotguns: max 7 rounds

Rifle restrictions:

No thumbhole stocks
No telescoping stocks
No barrel shrouds
No flash suppressors or muzzle devices
No forward/vertical grips
No rifles under 30″
No semi-auto rifles under 30″
No AR/AK rifles

Shotgun restrictions:

No folding/telescoping stock
No detached pistol grips
No forward/vertical grips
No pistol grip
No thumbhole stock
No magazines over 7 rounds
No revolving-cylinder shotguns

Pistol restrictions:

No threaded barrels or slides with threaded barrels
No barrel shrouds
No AR/AK pistols
No telescoping stocks
No second grip

Washington D.C.

No sales.

West Virginia

No restrictions.

Wisconsin

No pepper sprays or gels.

Wyoming

No restrictions.