Current WA law would not permit that. It would be considered importation of an assault weapon. RCW 9.41.390(1).

Your question seeks a black & white answer. Unfortunately, RCW 9.41.060(8) does not give you one. It creates a subjectively-based exception...

SOC stands for Stipulated Order of Continuance. It is a contract (an agreement) between the defendant and the prosecutor for a long continuance . ...

No, it is not legal to carry a sword cane in WA state. Per RCW 9.41.250(1) Every person who... (b) Furtively carries with intent to conceal...

Based on what you've said, I assume your CPL provider (Sheriff's office) told you that you need to transfer your firearms, and then get your right...

A regular Assault 4th degree conviction in WA generally does not remove your right to possess firearms (but you should check your Judgment &...

The items you've mentioned would be viewed as "clubs". If you live in Washington state, I believe the following statute is on point. RCW...

A conviction for the gross misdemeanor crime of Assault 4th Degree carries a maximum of 364 days in jail and a $5,000 fine. As the saying goes,...

Please see my response in your "Black Powder" question. I would add one thing to that. It sounds like your Oregon felony has yet to be...

Because you were convicted of a felony (at some point in the past) and presuming it is the equivalent of a (non-sex offense and non-class A) felony...