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Unless you have some type of FELONY offense on your record, yes, you should be able to UNLESS your particular crime carries some type of Pennsylvania prohibition against it.

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Depends on the misdemeanor. FEDERAL law governs firearms sales first- and a conviction of domestic violence, or being an unlawful drug user can block a purchase.

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Q: Can a person with a second degree misdemeanor own or purchase a firearm in Pa?
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