Can I legally own a firearm after purchasing marijuana legally?

[signalmankenneth]

No, federal law prohibits anyone who uses marijuana, even if it’s legally obtained, from owning or purchasing firearms.

1. Can I use my medical marijuana card and still own a firearm?​

No, using a medical marijuana card means you are using marijuana, which would disqualify you from owning or purchasing firearms.

2. If I buy marijuana in a state where it’s legal, can I still own a firearm?​

No, federal law applies across all states, so regardless of where you purchase marijuana, it disqualifies you from owning or purchasing firearms.

3. Can I transfer my firearms to someone else if I use marijuana?​

No, transferring firearms to someone who uses marijuana is also illegal under federal law.

4. What if I live in a state where marijuana is legal, can I still own a firearm?​

Federal law applies across all states, so living in a state where marijuana is legal does not exempt you from the federal prohibition on owning firearms if you use marijuana.

5. If I have a concealed carry permit, can I still use marijuana and own a firearm?​

No, having a concealed carry permit does not exempt you from the federal prohibition on owning firearms if you use marijuana.

6. Can I legally hunt with firearms if I use marijuana?​

No, using marijuana legally or otherwise disqualifies you from owning or using firearms for hunting or any other purposes.

7. I have a state-issued marijuana license, can I still own a firearm?​

No, possessing a state-issued marijuana license means you use marijuana, which disqualifies you from owning or purchasing firearms under federal law.

https://thegunzone.com/can-i-legally-own-a-firearm-after-purchasing-marijuana-legally/

 

[Lionfish]