FAQs

Not at the Federal level.  There are some state specific laws restricting the capacity a magazines.  For clarification on the laws of your state, you should contact your state Attorney General’s office , a qualified attorney or contact your local FFL.

Yes.  The 2^nd amendment, as commonly accepted by most constitutional scholars, means just what it says.  It clearly states that your right to own a firearm is not to be infringed.  Every law Congress passes restricting firearms is just that – an infringement.

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It is up to each INDIVIDUAL  to ensure your purchase will not violate your local or state laws. For best results, consult any applicable local / state ordinances, your state Attorney General’s office, or a qualified attorney. You can also contact your local FFL dealer.

We make every effort to ensure your order is shipped accurately and the product matches the advertised description.  However, if you are unsatisfied with the product you received, the following policies will apply:

                No returns will be accepted more than 15 days past the delivered date
                Return shipping charges are the responsibility of the customer, not Brigade Firearms
                If we shipped you an incorrect item by OUR error, then we will issue a prepaid UPS return-shipping label

NOTE:  Credit card returns are subject to a 3% return fee.  We reserve the right to inspect all returned merchandise.  If we determine a return was made without reasonable cause, or wherein our judgment the product meets the advertised condition, the refund will be subject to a 15% restocking fee.  Transfer fees charged by your dealer will not be refunded for ANY reason.  These transactions are at the full risk and expense of the consumer.

The current imported rifles of these types that are for sale are not considered imported assault rifles.  They have been assembled in the US using a certain number of US made parts, so they do not fall under the bans which apply to imported rifles.

It depends – we sell surplus ammo sometimes that was made in the1930s or 1940’s and it still performs adequately. All ammo, new or old, should only be fired in firearms that you know are safe. With old ammo, there are sometimes duds or misfires, but this does not necessarily mean the ammo is unsafe.

Monday – Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm. We are closed on Saturday and Sunday.

FFL stands for “Federal Firearms License”. This is issued by the BATF to those who deal in firearms and it is illegal to deal in firearms without and FFL.

Berdan primers have two flash holes between the inside of the case and the primer, one at each side. Boxer primers have one single flash hole in the center. The difference is important for reloaders since cases using Boxer primers can usually be reloaded and cases using Berdan primers are not easily reloadable.

There was a ban enacted by Congress on the manufacture of assault rifles.  This ban expired September 2004 and features such as bayonet lug, flash hider, and folding stocks are again permitted on US made guns.  There are still bans on many imported rifles with assault rifle features, and they cannot be brought into the USA.