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blume357 · December 2, 2009, 07:06 AM

Sounds to me like you are fine.

You could probably call the state police or who ever they are called over there and ask them.

You might get more specific answers on a sight dedicated to Washington state firearms.

the problem with consulting a lawyer in my experience is that they may not know the right answer either... and on top of that you get to pay them for the wrong answer.... heck, believe it or not a judge might not even know.

My experience is you usually have a better chance of getting the right answer on the internet as long as you weed out the extreme ones.

I'll tell you one way to find out... apply for a concealed weapons license... and list the conviction on the application... sounds strange but your state will let you know.

I see no need to delete this post. Moderators? What say you?

December 2, 2009, 07:06 AM	#4
blume357 Senior Member Join Date: August 2, 2005 Location: Greenville, SC Posts: 3,943	Okay, now that the internet warning squad as spoken... Sounds to me like you are fine. You could probably call the state police or who ever they are called over there and ask them. You might get more specific answers on a sight dedicated to Washington state firearms. the problem with consulting a lawyer in my experience is that they may not know the right answer either... and on top of that you get to pay them for the wrong answer.... heck, believe it or not a judge might not even know. My experience is you usually have a better chance of getting the right answer on the internet as long as you weed out the extreme ones. I'll tell you one way to find out... apply for a concealed weapons license... and list the conviction on the application... sounds strange but your state will let you know. I see no need to delete this post. Moderators? What say you?