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What do you base that on? Have you never heard of pardons? I don"t think you are as smart as you think you are.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news...but felons CANNOT get their gun rights back. No firearms whatsoever, No concealed or unconcealed handguns and NOT EVEN A SHOTGUN...not even to protect their own home. Sorry.

This is the most precious right that we have and some really screwed up people are ruining it for the rest of us.

Felons can still vote though..the last time I checked.

you can get you gun rights back ,but you will have to file for a pardon ,it takes about 8 weeks to compleat the filing process ,and then after 1 year of not being arrested for ANYthing the gov will sent you a letter in the mail stating that your rights are restored

all you have to do is get 3 letters from people that are outstanding in the commiunity

i used my pastor my supervisor and my ex parole officer ,and you will also have to do a 500 word essay stating on how you have changed your ways and that you are a law biting citizien .and that's it ,the whole process took me about 18 months

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