Legal Information: Montana
Updated:
November 18, 2022I do not have an order of protection against the abuser, and s/he has not been convicted of any crimes. Can s/he have a gun?
Federal laws, which apply to all states, restrict an abuser’s right to have a gun under other circumstances. Go to Federal Gun Laws to get more information.
For additional information on gun laws in Montana, you can go to the Giffords Law Center website.
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