Prop 64 reduced now moving out of state

[Gvellas]

Hey everyone, just wondering if anyone has had experience with this before?
So I have had my felonies reduced under Prop 64 and have been able to purchase firearms here in California. But next year I am planning on moving to Nevada and am just wondering if I'll pass background checks out there with no issues, or if there is something I need to do before I move. Thanks for any help

[cannon]

Now that is an interesting question.

Have your felonies been "deemed" Misdemeanors or has your CII actually been changed to reflect misd's instead of a felonies?

I assume (yeah, I know) that NV will run your CII when you purchase there.

[Gvellas]

Now that is an interesting question.

Have your felonies been "deemed" Misdemeanors or has your CII actually been changed to reflect misd's instead of a felonies?

I assume (yeah, I know) that NV will run your CII when you purchase there.

I'm not sure what a Cll is, but they were reduced to misdemeanors for all intents and purpose.

[hermosabeach]

If you don’t have copies of Everything, I would get copies of everything while still in CA.

In 10 years, 20 years, things can pop up from ones history.

You always need copies.

[sheepdawg]

CII is Criminal Information Index or Criminal Identification and Information, though it’s now just an identification number for a person with a criminal record.

[joepamjohn]

Remember, you can always just use “the gun show loophole”! After all I hear anyone regardless of background or eligibility can just walk out with a gun, no questions asked.

[sigstroker]

NV tried to get rid of it, but wasn't written correctly the first time. Maybe they got it right the second time.

[ohsmily]

Hey everyone, just wondering if anyone has had experience with this before?
So I have had my felonies reduced under Prop 64 and have been able to purchase firearms here in California. But next year I am planning on moving to Nevada and am just wondering if I'll pass background checks out there with no issues, or if there is something I need to do before I move. Thanks for any help

Don't get legal advice on a gun forum especially for technical matters such as this. But an order declaring an eligible offense to be a misdemeanor under Prop 64 does reduce your offenses equivalent to a 17(b). No 17(b) needed. Maintain forever certified copies of the orders granted in your cases pursuant to Prop 64.

[SelfGovernor]

Anecdotal stories can be helpful...

Went with the family to Oatman AZ a number of years ago and observed free citizens exchanging firearms for cash, just like our founders codified in the Constitution.

[Gvellas]

Don't get legal advice on a gun forum especially for technical matters such as this. But an order declaring an eligible offense to be a misdemeanor under Prop 64 does reduce your offenses equivalent to a 17(b). No 17(b) needed. Maintain forever certified copies of the orders granted in your cases pursuant to Prop 64.

Yeah I'm not really seeking legal advice, just hoping someone has done the same thing I'm doing. Worst that can happen is I move, apply, and get denied. Then I'll have to figure out what next

[BigPimping]

"Had my felonies reduced." Wow......ok.

[Gvellas]

"Had my felonies reduced." Wow......ok.

And??.... Not sure what you're saying there

[Coolguy101]

And??.... Not sure what you're saying there

I'm saying I don't think as a convicted felon that you should ever be able to purchase a firearm or vote again for the rest of your life.

That clear enough for you?

[Gvellas]

I'm saying I don't think as a convicted felon that you should ever be able to purchase a firearm or vote again for the rest of your life.

That clear enough for you?

Well you're not the same one that I was replying to, but if you want to get technical, shall not be infringed. Is that clear enough for you? Show me where the second amendment says except for felons..
Oh that's right, you can't. Move along Fudd

[lmarl72936]

Hey Gvellas i got my Felony dropped to Misdemeanor via prop 64 in early 2017.. In Summer of 2017 i tried to buy a firearm at my local gun shop but after 30 days they denied me.. I havent tried it since.. Do u know if they fixed all the records finally to where I can try again? I live in LA County and my crime was in LA County as well.. When was the first time you purchased a firearm after your prop 64 petition was approved? thanks!!