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Loleng
Guest
I have a misdemeanor on my record back from 2007 that reads "Unlawful possesion of controlled substance/alcohol by a minor". Will this stop me from buying a rifle?
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Loleng
Guest
Thanks, I'm a pretty silly girl without a clue in the world. Guess I'm on my way to find out for sure! Thanks again.
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B_BOP_A_LU_LU
Guest
So Lauren?
Was you Smokin Dope?
Or Sellin Dope?
For GAWDS Sakes Guys,We Got Kids on this Site,Some of them are 65 years Old!
I don't care if they're big or small!
If they throw lead I like em all!
Was you Smokin Dope?
Or Sellin Dope?
For GAWDS Sakes Guys,We Got Kids on this Site,Some of them are 65 years Old!
I don't care if they're big or small!
If they throw lead I like em all!
There is one misdemeanor that will keep you from buying a gun and that is assault against a family member or partner. The way the law reads is you only have to scare your partner verbally and you can get a misdemeanor. I've sold a lot of guns and several buyers got caught on this one.
1911
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>There is one misdemeanor that will
>keep you from buying a
>gun and that is assault
>against a family member or
>partner. The way the
>law reads is you only
>have to scare your partner
>verbally and you can get
>a misdemeanor. I've sold
>a lot of guns and
>several buyers got caught on
>this one.
Yup. Domestic assault. Ironically, you could do the same thing to anyone else and it is not a permanent deal breaker. Do it to anyone you currently or have previously shared a residence with and it becomes domestic. It is also the only law I can think of that was retroactive meaning after the legislation took place in the early 90's I believe, even a conviction that happened prior to the legislation was a deal breaker for gun ownership.
Also the domestic deal is a federal law so it is the same in all fifty.
>keep you from buying a
>gun and that is assault
>against a family member or
>partner. The way the
>law reads is you only
>have to scare your partner
>verbally and you can get
>a misdemeanor. I've sold
>a lot of guns and
>several buyers got caught on
>this one.
Yup. Domestic assault. Ironically, you could do the same thing to anyone else and it is not a permanent deal breaker. Do it to anyone you currently or have previously shared a residence with and it becomes domestic. It is also the only law I can think of that was retroactive meaning after the legislation took place in the early 90's I believe, even a conviction that happened prior to the legislation was a deal breaker for gun ownership.
Also the domestic deal is a federal law so it is the same in all fifty.
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Loleng
Guest
Haha thanks, and btw it was an instant green light on the gun. I am now the happy owner of a lever action .410
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Loleng
Guest
Neither!
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shootinfool
Guest
If it happened when you were a minor the best advise anyone could give you, no matter what, is get that $hit exponged! There is no reason for it to be there as an adult. If it happened when your were an adult (18) nothing you can do about it now except be smarter in the future.
feddoc
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Interesting....during a presentation on base, attend by the local DA, he said that if two brothers, who hadn't lived together for X years got into a fight, they could each be charged with DV under the law.
>>There is one misdemeanor that will
>>keep you from buying a
>>gun and that is assault
>>against a family member or
>>partner. The way the
>>law reads is you only
>>have to scare your partner
>>verbally and you can get
>>a misdemeanor. I've sold
>>a lot of guns and
>>several buyers got caught on
>>this one.
>
>
>Yup. Domestic assault. Ironically, you
>could do the same thing
>to anyone else and it
>is not a permanent deal
>breaker. Do it to
>anyone you currently or have
>previously shared a residence with
>and it becomes domestic.
>It is also the only
>law I can think of
>that was retroactive meaning after
>the legislation took place in
>the early 90's I believe,
>even a conviction that happened
>prior to the legislation was
>a deal breaker for gun
>ownership.
>
>Also the domestic deal is a
>federal law so it is
>the same in all fifty.
>
>
>
Compromise, hell! ... If freedom is right and tyranny is wrong, why should those who believe in freedom treat it as if it were a roll of bologna to be bartered a slice at a time?
>>There is one misdemeanor that will
>>keep you from buying a
>>gun and that is assault
>>against a family member or
>>partner. The way the
>>law reads is you only
>>have to scare your partner
>>verbally and you can get
>>a misdemeanor. I've sold
>>a lot of guns and
>>several buyers got caught on
>>this one.
>
>
>Yup. Domestic assault. Ironically, you
>could do the same thing
>to anyone else and it
>is not a permanent deal
>breaker. Do it to
>anyone you currently or have
>previously shared a residence with
>and it becomes domestic.
>It is also the only
>law I can think of
>that was retroactive meaning after
>the legislation took place in
>the early 90's I believe,
>even a conviction that happened
>prior to the legislation was
>a deal breaker for gun
>ownership.
>
>Also the domestic deal is a
>federal law so it is
>the same in all fifty.
>
>
>
Compromise, hell! ... If freedom is right and tyranny is wrong, why should those who believe in freedom treat it as if it were a roll of bologna to be bartered a slice at a time?
