North Carolina requires people who have become subject to domestic violence protective orders to surrender their firearms under certain circumstances. For further information, see the section entitled Domestic Violence and Firearms in North Carolina.

However, North Carolina has no general law requiring the disarming of individuals who have become prohibited from possessing firearms.

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