BobbyGun71
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Arizona has a rule and it's about restoring your rights in order to legally carry a firearm in that state, Arizona will only honor a concealed firearms license from a state that on it lists of states on some conditions, My guess is that if you have a criminal record and it's been over a certain amout of time 10 or 15 years you may be able to own buy and carry firearms again but if you didn't get your criminal record restored by a Governor or a pardon signed by the president you may not be allowed to carry a firearem in Arizona even though your non-Resident CCW is on it's Arizona's reciprocity list like Florida. Is this only for convictions or is this also for charges even though you have them expunged or Annulled off your record threw the court rooms?
Is there any other states that have this same rule Arizona has about convictions and restored firearms rights?
Arizona has a rule and it's about restoring your rights in order to legally carry a firearm in that state, Arizona will only honor a concealed firearms license from a state that on it lists of states on some conditions, My guess is that if you have a criminal record and it's been over a certain amout of time 10 or 15 years you may be able to own buy and carry firearms again but if you didn't get your criminal record restored by a Governor or a pardon signed by the president you may not be allowed to carry a firearem in Arizona even though your non-Resident CCW is on it's Arizona's reciprocity list like Florida. Is this only for convictions or is this also for charges even though you have them expunged or Annulled off your record threw the court rooms?
Is there any other states that have this same rule Arizona has about convictions and restored firearms rights?