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60-day Temporary State Pistol Permit Application Instruction Sheet 2026

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The document provides detailed instructions for Milford, Connecticut residents on how to apply for a 60-day temporary state pistol permit. It outlines the necessary documents required for application submission, including a completed and notarized application form, proof of handgun safety course completion, identification, and payment details. The process includes steps for pre-enrollment with the State Police and emphasizes the importance of submitting complete applications in person at the Milford Police Department. Additionally, it includes information about privacy rights related to fingerprint-based background checks as mandated by federal law.

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What can you do with a temporary pistol permit in CT?

You must go to the Police Department or First Selectman of the town in which you reside and get the application. The application has all the instructions necessary to obtain the permit. The cost of the permit is $70.00, and it generally takes eight weeks to obtain.

How long is a pistol permit certificate good for in CT?

In most cases a pistol permit is a permit that allows you to legally purchase and own a pistol (within the limits defined by the permit) a concealed carry permit is a separate permit that allows you to carry the firearm on your person when you are out in public (again within legal constraints) in a concealed manner.

How long is a temporary pistol permit good for in CT?

The Temporary Pistol Permit is valid for only 60 days from the date it is signed and will not be re-issued. You must then convert the Temporary Pistol Permit to a State Permit with the Connecticut State Police and book an appointment on their website.

What state is the hardest to get a pistol permit?

Report Highlights: Hawaii is the #1 worst state for gun owners due to strict purchasing and carry laws, as well as defying the Supreme Court on the individuals right to carry. Massachusetts is the #2 worst state for gun owners due to its permit-to-purchase and reciprocity laws.