Yes. If a temporary restraining order in connection to domestic violence is issued against you, the police can enter your home to remove any firearms, permits, and other weapons. These will be turned over to the prosecutor. These items will only be returned to you when a court order is issued to do so. You may therefore not get your firearms back even after the temporary restraining order is dropped. Even if there is no pending criminal case against you, you must demonstrate to the court that you are fit to handle a firearm safely.