Is a felon whose crime is neither violent nor gun-related prohibited from owning any firearm in Oregon?

Under Federal law (1968 Gun Control Act) a convicted felon may not possess a firearm. There is no distinction in what type of felony. Federal law overreaches state law.

It is only the value of the prohibited collectibles that you will be considered as having distributed from your IRA - and therefore, have to pay applicable income tax on. But do not forget that if this occurs prior to you turn age 59-and-a-half, you will be on the hook for an additional 10 percent penalty tax. This may be somewhat difficult to swallow and usually come as a complete surprise to many, but that is what the law dictates: You cannot take a loan from your IRA, like you may from your 401(k) - never.

There is no need for me to appologize, the form to purchase a firearm is downloadable from the ATF Site and it reads as I mentioned. The form you posted from your site is "Correct" BUT the form on the ATF site denotes my findings... So in a sense we are both right. I thank you for posting your knowledge.

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