Firearms charges in Bucks County can include unlawful possession, carrying without a permit, possession by a prohibited person, or using a weapon in the commission of a crime. Pennsylvania has strict laws governing firearms, and violations can lead to felony charges, mandatory prison sentences, and the loss of your right to own or carry a weapon. Firearms cases are often highly technical and may involve constitutional questions related to search and seizure or Second Amendment rights. If you’re facing a gun-related charge in Bucks County, a criminal lawyer can review whether the weapon was lawfully obtained, whether any evidence was improperly obtained, and whether the charge fits the facts of the case. Firearms offenses are serious and can carry long-term legal consequences.