Crossing state lines to go hunting
I am not sure about knife and bow laws in Colorado (as I am licensed in California), maybe someone from Colorado will chime in, or you can call the...
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I am not sure about knife and bow laws in Colorado (as I am licensed in California), maybe someone from Colorado will chime in, or you can call the...
Federal law is controlling here. If you were convicted of a felony in any state you are barred from ever touching a firearm or ammo for the rest...
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but assuming you are correct that yours was a 243(e) conviction, it is one for Domestic Violence, and as such...
No you cannot. I must respectfully disagree with Mr. Lowther. While 922(g) does not prohibit you from doing so, 18 USC sec. 922(h) does. Section...
Probably. Your firearm restriction probably expired when you turned 30. HOWEVER, that being said, before you get near a firearm, you should...
Not necessarily, but possibly. Unfortunately, there is no black and white answer here. It depends on your specific situation. “Addicted” as used...
You do not ask a question, but the only answer anyone can give you here is to go speak to an attorney. In fact you should go speak with a few...
Under current law you are barred for life from ever touching a firearm or ammo with a DV conviction in California. There are two cases in...
First, you should not post facts about what you did or did not do in a public forum such as this. As to your question, if you did not dispose of...
It might depend on what the underlying charges against you are. Federal law prohibits those under indictment from RECEIVING firearms, but does not...