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Nicholas, depends. One of the questions on the Form 4473 asks if you have been convicted for a misdemeanor. If you answered no and the reality is yes. then it is a problem. I think less of a problem if you answered yes given the nature of the misdemeanor. Just wait until the pending is resolved and proceed from there. Cheers and stay safe Sir!
Just have to wait and see
Some states are different from others. In my state I know people who had domestic violence in the past and they can still buy guns. I don't know how your state is.
A lot of people who've been arrested/convicted of any crime tend to get the "further review" response. It just means a little more research into it is required. The 4473 form asks specifically if you've ever been convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence charge, nothing else. A DUI wouldn't disqualify you unless you've had several in a short period of time in most states.