How does DROS NICS background check work?

[MarkShots]

I want to buy a gun but I have some embarrassing misdemeanors in my past (nothing that would make it illegal to own a gun) that I don't want my local gun dealer to know about lol. When he runs the background checks will he get a full background check on me or will he just get a yes or no from California DOJ / US DOJ? Thanks I'm sure this question has been asked before but couldn't find it in the search.

EDIT: I meant NICS not NCIS (TV show had me confused).

[pacrat]

I want to buy a gun but I have some embarrassing misdemeanors in my past (nothing that would make it illegal to own a gun) that I don't want my local gun dealer to know about lol. When he runs the background checks will he get a full background check on me or will he just get a yes or no from California DOJ / US DOJ?
Thanks I'm sure this question has been asked before but couldn't find it in the search.

EDIT: I meant NICS not NCIS (TV show had me confused).

Your answer is "yes or no". DOJ does not give any specifics. Unless it is a denial for "felony".

[MarkShots]

Your answer is "yes or no". DOJ does not give any specifics. Unless it is a denial for "felony".

Ok thanks that puts my mind at ease.

[Cokebottle]

Your answer is "yes or no". DOJ does not give any specifics. Unless it is a denial for "felony".

I don't even think they provide that much to the FFL.
Just "Release", "Delay", or "Denied"
They only release the reason for denial to the denied person by written request.

[Cokebottle]

The 2nd amendment of the US Constitution states. You have the right to keep and bear arms. It shall not be infringed

Federally.

California has no comparable statute in the state constitution.