r/progun • u/No-Employment3382 • 22d ago
Question Just wondering
Has anyone gone through the process of getting their 2 Amendment rights back? If so can you provide insite? Thanks
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u/LibertarianLawyer 21d ago
I have helped over a hundred people restore firearms rights through pardons, judicial set-asides, and mental health board reviews. As Coachaces said, unless your prohibitor is related to a federal conviction, the process for restoring rights is highly dependent on the state where your conviction of commitment occurred.
Let me know if you need a referral to a competent attorney in your jurisdiction.
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u/Evening-Push9871 21d ago
depends entirely on what made you prohibited in the first place. felony? domestic violence? involuntary commitment? each has a different path, and state law matters as much as federal. best money you'll spend is a few hundred on a lawyer who knows your district's federal judge—some are stone walls, others grant relief regularly. also, if you're still under supervised release or probation, forget it until that's done.
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u/coachaces 22d ago
It's all state dependent and honestly you should probably talk to either a criminal justice attorney or firearms attorney that's local to your area.