Broadly speaking, the answer is NO. He's flirting with disaster. It must have been a serious class felony if he's still on parole (or maybe you mean probation) ten years later. And if he's still on probation he must have done prison time not that long ago.
Ask the parole/probation officer. States differ in how they see things. Some free states like Indiana ignore Federal law if it wasn't a violent felony. He could even own a gun in Indiana, but he wouldn't be able to buy one through an FFL. I don't know about Florida.
Ask the parole/probation officer. States differ in how they see things. Some free states like Indiana ignore Federal law if it wasn't a violent felony. He could even own a gun in Indiana, but he wouldn't be able to buy one through an FFL. I don't know about Florida.