At Oregon Gun Law, we focus exclusively on Oregon firearm-rights and CHL matters. Led by attorney Shawn Kollie, we’ve helped hundreds of Oregonians restore or defend their rights. From Medford to Portland, every case receives the same careful, statute-based attention.
Protect Your Rights: Challenge wrongful or outdated denials under ORS 166.293.
Fix Record Errors: We identify mistakes in your background or sheriff’s data before court review.
Get Clarity Fast: Know exactly where you stand and what steps you can take within Oregon law.
Oregon sheriffs must issue written notice explaining why your license was denied or revoked. Bring that letter to your consultation.
You generally have 30 days to file your appeal. We prepare the petition, file in Jackson County Circuit Court, and serve the sheriff properly.
The judge reviews whether the sheriff had a lawful basis for denial. We present your record, evidence, and testimony if needed.
If the court rules in your favor, the sheriff must issue the license. We guide you through next steps for OSP/FICS updates.
Focused exclusively on Oregon firearm and CHL laws.
500+ rights restorations (brand claim).
Statewide representation Jackson County included.
Free, no-obligation consultation.
Plain-English guidance tied to the exact statute.
Free Consultation – We review your denial and confirm your filing window.
Records Review – Pull relevant OSP/FICS and court data.
Petition Drafting – Prepare filings for Jackson County.
Court Hearing – Present your case under ORS 166.293.
Outcome Guidance – Explain post-order steps and FICS updates.
Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks, depending on county docket speed.
Usually 30 days from the date on your denial notice. Missing this deadline can forfeit your appeal rights.
Jackson County Circuit Court handles Medford-area CHL appeals under ORS 166.293.
You can re-apply later, but the original denial remains part of your record until resolved. We can review options for record correction.
No. Oregon does not recognize any other state’s CHL. You must hold an Oregon-issued license.
We can verify your OSP/FICS report and help correct inaccuracies before your appeal.
