Federal law trumps state law. A felon is a felon, violent or non-violent. The feds have to restore their rights and they quit that several years ago claiming no money in the budget for it.
Mostly right, but governers pardon state crimes. So if it was a state crime, and they are pardoned by the governor, the feds honor that or really anything else that expunged the recordFederal law trumps state law. A felon is a felon, violent or non-violent. The feds have to restore their rights and they quit that several years ago claiming no money in the budget for it.
Kansas is one.I believe some States allow felons to get their rights to own a gun/ammo back after an extended period of time if they were a non violent offender.
ATF policy is to follow state law in terms of felons in possession. I was told this by an ATF special agent when I was an FFL. As far as I know, this policy has not changed. If it has, please correct me.Federal law trumps state law. A felon is a felon, violent or non-violent. The feds have to restore their rights and they quit that several years ago claiming no money in the budget for it.
So if Okla passed a law that said felons could own all the guns they wanted, the feds would do nothing?ATF policy is to follow state law in terms of felons in possession. I was told this by an ATF special agent when I was an FFL. As far as I know, this policy has not changed. If it has, please correct me.
Depends on if it was a federal or state crime. States can5 expunge federal crimes.So if Okla passed a law that said felons could own all the guns they wanted, the feds would do nothing?
In general, yes. That is what I was told by ATF.So if Okla passed a law that said felons could own all the guns they wanted, the feds would do nothing?
Probably 15 years ago I was at the Tulsa show and was stuck in traffic (pedestrian traffic that is, on an aisle full of people) and overheard this one guy telling a dealer, "Oh I can own a firearm because I was pardoned. You see, he signed my pardon -- right before he got sent to prison himself!"Mostly right, but governers pardon state crimes. So if it was a state crime, and they are pardoned by the governor, the feds honor that or really anything else that expunged the record
Can a Felon Buy Ammo? - Everything You Need To Know
The right to bear arms is vital for many Americans. The feeling is the same for felons. Thus, the next question may be: Can a felon buy ammo?www.ncesc.com
I am soorry I cant post often very anymore. But I had to make efffort here, if we can tel the feds to goo pound sand on the marijauna why cant we tell them the same on all gun laws. It would be niice to just go buy a full auto and a silencer at any store or from the good folks on here. With no papers, comrad,Federal law trumps state law. A felon is a felon, violent or non-violent. The feds have to restore their rights and they quit that several years ago claiming no money in the budget for it.
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