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A person convicted of a felony (crime that can be punished by a year or more in prison) cannot legally own a firearm in ANY state of the US- this is covered in Federal law. If convicted of a State (not Federal) crime, the person MAY be able to petition for restoration of firearm rights. The process to do that needs legal advice from a lawyer- and I am not.
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Can a Californian ex felon own a gun for hunting in Texas?
No an ex felon can't own a gun , and if so it would have to be a non violent felony
Can an ex felon own a airsoft gun in California?
No.
Can an ex-felon have an airsoft gun in Florida?
Yes, a convicted felon can own and airsoft gun and/or a BB gun. It is a real gun that convicted felons cannot own, in which this would be illegal.
When was Ex-Con created?
Ex-Con was created on 1997-11-10.
Can an ex con own a bow?
Not a hunting bow or any bow that can be used as a weapon. Convicts and Ex-convicts are barred from owning weapons and firearms.
Can an ex-con join a union?
no
How can an ex felon own a gun?
The felon will need a lot of money, a very good lawyer and expect to never be able to own one.
Can ex felons own air guns in Arkansas?
Yes ,,if you ckeck there in no regulation on air gun ,crossbow or archery
What are the release dates for Highway Patrol - 1955 Ex Con - 2.10?
Highway Patrol - 1955 Ex Con - 2.10 was released on: USA: December 1956
Can an ex fellon own a gun in Louisiana?
You will need to get a lawyer and provide ALL THE DETAILS of your crime, trial, conviction, sentence to get an answer.
Can a ex felon own a paintball gun in Virginia?
Yes, they do not do a background chek when you order one.
How long before an ex felon can own a gun?
If you were convicted of a felony and the charge stuck, and you served your sentence, you're not an ex-felon - you're an ex-con, but remain a felon. In which case, you may never again purchase, possess, or be allowed access to firearms. The only exception is if your conviction was for something which was only a felony under state law, but not federal law - in that instance, there is a possibility to apply for relief of disability. However, if what you were convicted of was a felony as defined by federal law, there is no opportunity to do this.
