1.once they reach 18 (if they wish to own, possess, purchase, or receive a rifle or shotgun), or
2.once they reach 21 (if the firearm is a handgun
If the minor is convicted of certain offenses and is adjudged a ward of the juvenile court as a result of those convictions, California law prohibits the minor from owning or possessing a firearm until he/she is 30 years old.
Some of these offenses include (but are not limited to):
designated California drug offenses,
specific crimes of violence, and
certain firearms offenses, including Penal Code 12025 PC carrying a concealed weapon in California and Penal Code 12031 PC California’s law against carrying a loaded firearm.
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Can gun rights be restored after age 30 for the offenses that would have otherwise prohibited the person from possessing a firearm?
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But if the felony wasn't one that put the person in the prohibited class, would it have any effect on gun rights as an adult?

