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About Dean Speir
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I can answer questions about Handguns, Rifles, Ammunition, the Firearms Industry, the "gunzine game," practical accessories for self-defense (CCW) handguns; rumor control on firearms myths, errata on the "gunshop grapevine."
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25 years practical and competitive hangunning; 18 years in the firearms industry; 15 years writing for the gunzines, including 4½ years as Industry Editor for The New Gun Week; maintainer of www.thegunzone.com.
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You are here: Experts > Arts/Humanities > Political Science > 2nd Amendment and Right to Bear Arms > Can I restore my firearm rights
Expert: Dean Speir
Date: 4/1/2008
Subject: Can I restore my firearm rights
Question
In 1984 when I was twenty four I plead guilty to a grand larceny 2 in N.Y.C. I did not do any time and was never on probation I just had to pay $2000. restitution and never was in trouble with the law again. I am now forty eight and have been living in PA since 1993.I vote and hold a C.D.L. license to carry hazmat and transportation security administration determined no security threat. I never applied for a carry premit.Do you think I can get a carry primit and how should I go about it. Thanking you in advance. Joseph M Percoco
Answer
Get an attorney.
You have a Felony conviction. so you are a prohibited person whether you did time or not. That may be all right with TSA, but New York State Pistol Licensing Division won't care unless you have a Certificate of Relief from Disabilities.
Get an attorney to explore your options with respect to the specifics of your situation.
G'luck to you.
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