The laws recently changed and got a lot more strict. Even with the new laws, we can still help. You will need a minimum of 5 years without any convictions before you are eligible to restore. The good news there is that we can clean up some records to help you get that 5 years. That is done by vacating or expunging parts of your record. Even rights lost to a DV conviction can often be restored. More good news is that convictions that don't impact firearm rights also don't count during those 5 years.
Whether you want to collect historic firearms, hunt, or just put little holes in paper from a long distance, we can help restore your gun rights. As long as you have not committed a Class A felony, a sex offense, an out of state conviction, or been involuntarily committed to a mental institution, the odds are really good that we can restore your rights to own and possess guns.
Just because you got in a little trouble when you were younger should not mean that you are denied your constitutional rights. Give us a call, and we'll see how we can help you.
I'm a US Army veteran, and I served in Desert Storm and Somalia. I later spent several years in the Reserves. I went to college up at Western Washington University, where I graduated with honors. Following WWU I headed out to Lexington Virginia, where I graduated from the prestigious Washington & Lee School of Law. I returned home, passed the bar and got to work defending people's rights. Now I put my skill to work for you.