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Firearm disqualifications in Nevada

What disqualifies you from owning a firearm in Nevada?

Someone in Nevada is disqualified from owning a firearm if they are:

• Have been convicted of a felony in Nevada
• Has been convicted of a domestic violence misdemeanor
• Has been convicted of stalking under Nevada law
• Is under protective order
• Is a fugitive from justice
• Is an addict of intoxicating substances
• Is generally prohibited from owning a firearm
• has been deemed mentally ill by a court
• Is illegally present in the United States

Felony restrictions on firearms in Nevada

Those convicted of a felony in Nevada:

You cannot possess a firearm You cannot own a firearm

Mental health restrictions on firearms in Nevada

You cannot possess a firearm You cannot own a firearm

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