Actor Mel Gibson’s firearm privileges were restored along with nine others, including a former NFL Hall of Famer for the Jets, after losing their rights over decades-old crime convictions.

A representative for Mel Gibson declined to answer questions about the gun rights process. Second Amendment advocates seized on the announcement in April of the restoration of rights. Stephen ...

In early April 2025, a claim spread online that actor Mel Gibson, who was recently appointed "special ambassador to Hollywood" by U.S. President Donald Trump, had his Second Amendment right to ...

April 3 - The U.S. Justice Department will allow actor Mel Gibson to own guns again, despite his 2011 conviction on a domestic violence charge, the New York Times reported on Thursday. Mel Gibson ...

But the notice was delivered hours after I declined to recommend reinstating the gun rights of a famous friend of the president, the actor Mel Gibson, who has a history of violence against women.” ...

Night News Reporter Mel Gibson is reportedly slated to have his ... has apparently been granted a restoration by Justice Department officials. Citing sources who spoke on the condition of ...

By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Mel Gibson has reportedly had his gun rights restored by the Justice Department. The actor is one of 10 people who had his gun rights reinstated by Attorney ...

The U.S. Justice Department has reportedly reversed its decision not to reinstate Mel ... restoration of his gun rights. Oyer alleged she was explicitly told the reinstatement should come due to ...

Mel Gibson will be getting his gun rights back, according to the New York Times. Sources told the publication Friday that the Department of Justice (DOJ) will allow the actor and Trump supporter ...

The Justice Department has approved Mel Gibson’s rights to own guns again after a 2011 domestic violence conviction. Attorney General Pam Bondi approved the restoration of the actor’s gun ...

Mel Gibson has had his rights ... gun ownership for convicted felons, Gibson’s conviction was for a misdemeanor, making him eligible for rights restoration under federal guidelines.