In Canada, having a criminal record can impact your ability to obtain a gun license. Individuals with serious criminal convictions, such as those involving violence or firearms offenses, are generally prohibited from obtaining a license. However, if the conviction is for a minor offense and sufficient time has passed, it may be possible to apply for a license through a process that includes a review of the individual's background and circumstances. Ultimately, the decision rests with the Chief Firearms Officer in the respective province or territory.
A criminal record
If you are 21 and have no criminal record there is no requirement to have a carry license however you do need one is you wish to carry concealed.
That depends on what charges are on your juvenile record.
18 but if you are under 18 but over 12 you can have a minor's license where you can't purchase a gun but you can use one and buy ammunition.
With no criminal record, 18 for long guns and 21 for handguns.
yes he did he was caught with a gun and sent to prison for 2 years.
no because they have a criminal record
Be 18 for a long gun, 21 for a handgun. Do not have ANY criminal record. Do not have been adjudicated as mentally defective.
The term is misdemeanor. In general, yes. However, depending on the misdemeanor, you may not be allowed to possess a firearm. If the conviction was for a crime of domestic violence, you may hunt, but not with a gun.
21 for hand guns, 18 for long guns, Money, No criminal record, gun shop
It depends. The answer is too broad to answer well. If you have felonies on your record, you can only get a permit if you have had your rights restored. If it is misdemeanors, it depends on the state you are in.
Yes. Whether you'll be able to find employment or not, is a different matter.