Key Takeaways Connecticut’s ban on ‘convertible pistols’ has passed both legislative chambers and awaits the governor’s signature, set to take effect on October 1, 2026. HB 5043 classifies the possession and sale of convertible pistols as a Class D felony, targeting Glock-style pistols capable of being converted to machine guns. Supporters cite a rise in illegal Glock switch seizures as justification, while critics argue existing laws already prohibit such conversions. Gun sales surged in Connecticut as residents rushed to purchase Glocks before the legislation takes effect. Litigation against the ban is likely, as it raises constitutional concerns regarding the Second…
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