Probation does NOT necessarily remove your firearms rights.
Or Hers for that matter.


You need to get the paperwork and see.


In my youth I was on probation for traffic offenses ( lead foot ... ) Had a police contact ( we were messing around in a park late at night) had a pistols in the trunk.

Officer CHARGED me with felon in possession which was dropped the next day by the DA as I'm not a felon nor did my probation revoke my firearm rights,

This can lead to interesting times for me as it does show up on an FBI report as an arrest but not a conviction, when doing things like crossing the US/Canada border...

Anyways the pistols were returned to me .

This was in New Mexico.

Check the Paper/Terms of probation