Oregon Attorney Michael Romano is Oregon’s top gun rights attorney. As an avid target shooter and collector, his knowledge about firearms is not merely theoretical. It comes from a passion for firearms and the shooting sports.
Most laws concerning firearms are Federal. However, there are several Oregon laws that commonly touch upon unlawful use or possession of firearms:
- ORS 166.240 Carrying of concealed weapons (a Class A misdemeanor)
- ORS 166.250 Unlawful possession of a firearm (a Class A misdemeanor)
- ORS 166.220 Unlawful use of weapon (a Class C felony)
- ORS 166.190 Pointing firearm at another (an unclassified misdemeanor)
Our office can help with these common firearm charges. In addition, we also offer expertise and guidance with the following legal services:
- Restoring Gun Rights
- Advising as to Felony Hunting Rights
- Defending Gun Rights
- Establishing an NFA Gun Trust (for silencers, suppressors, short-barrelled rifles, and full-auto/fully-automatic machine guns)
- Concealed Handgun License Revocation Proceedings
- Concealed Handgun License Appeal Proceedings
- Firearm Self-Defense Cases
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