Re: Missouri hand gun permit and or ccw

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On 7/06/06, Marty wrote:
> The ex set me up and I was arrested for Domestic violence
> she did this after I became disabled and had given her all
> my money and in Idaho if she had not she would have had to
> paid me alimony and let me have my kids. I also pleaded
> guilty (was not told the truth by the p.d. by the way on
> this as I thought it was to simple battery) this was not a
> felony but a misdemeanor. This happened in 2002. I was
> also found guilty of breaking a restraining order two
> times. (this was for calling my kids but again ex turned
> things around as she has not wanted me to have any thing
> to do with the kids and still will not to this day) . side
> point if you love your family stay out of Idaho were a
> woman’s word is all they need to arrest you with out any
> proof. Sad to say) so after 5 years could I own a handgun
> in Missouri or even get a ccw there. I am looking to move
> there for good in a few years and it would be after 6
> years have gone by also. In Idaho I was a gun collector
> and smith also had a ccw there.

Not sure about Missouri but in Michigan, being convicted or
pleading guilty to a charge of Domestic Violence
(misdemeanor) prevents you from owning a handgun or
obtaining a purchase permit, or a CPL, for a period of 8
years from the time of conviction/plea.

Google "Missouri + CPL Requirements" for specifics to that
state.