Restoration of Firearm Rights

North Carolina law prohibits any person who has been convicted of a felony to “purchase, own, possess or have in their custody, care or control” a firearm. This prohibition continues indefinitely and includes not only handguns, but also long guns such as shotguns and hunting rifles. 

Thanks to the passage of recent legislation, a person convicted of a nonviolent felony who has completed his or her sentence at least twenty years ago may be eligible for the restoration of their firearm rights.  Contact the attorneys at Moser, Garner, & Bruner, P.A. to discuss whether you may be able to get your firearms back.

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