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<blockquote data-quote="wayfair" data-source="post: 2460182" data-attributes="member: 44531"><p>you forgot this tidbit..</p><p></p><p><strong>CAN I OWN OR BUY A GUN WITH A MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD?</strong></p><p>The federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms sent warning letters to gun dealers in 2011 warning them they could not sell to known medical marijuana users. When buying a gun, you may be asked whether you are a user of illegal drugs and/or medical marijuana.</p><p></p><p>Answering yes makes you ineligible to purchase; falsely answering no is in principle punishable as perjury. This should not affect current gun owners. Although California law does not prohibit medical marijuana users from having guns, using a gun in connection with an offense such as cultivation or possession for sale can result in additional criminal charges. Users are advised to keep their guns in a location that is separate from their marijuana.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wayfair, post: 2460182, member: 44531"] you forgot this tidbit.. [B]CAN I OWN OR BUY A GUN WITH A MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD?[/B] The federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms sent warning letters to gun dealers in 2011 warning them they could not sell to known medical marijuana users. When buying a gun, you may be asked whether you are a user of illegal drugs and/or medical marijuana. Answering yes makes you ineligible to purchase; falsely answering no is in principle punishable as perjury. This should not affect current gun owners. Although California law does not prohibit medical marijuana users from having guns, using a gun in connection with an offense such as cultivation or possession for sale can result in additional criminal charges. Users are advised to keep their guns in a location that is separate from their marijuana. [/QUOTE]
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