I have a bachelors degree in Criminal Justice, so bare with me. You might as well "ride the wave." You might as well try and find out instead of wondering. I don't know the specifics of your record nor your state's regulations, so I can't say yes or no. I live in the state of California, which is strict on firearms. I personally know someone who has had a domestic violence charge. The person now legally owns a Glock. Like I said, try. Please choose a best answer.

Shane, you should speak with your local Sheriff who has the authority to run Background Checks and issue firearms purchase permits. Many states have several Harassment subsections that may not meet the definition of Domestic Violence under Federal law. He/She is considered a Chief Law Enforcement Officer should be able to advise you where you stand on this depending on the actual nature of your conviction. I am not an attorney but the "Physical contact" you mentioned with no injury may be the deciding factor.

if its on layaway you may contact the ffl it was being shipped to and see if he will run a nics check for you

if you don't pass the gun will be returned and you will get a refund

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Hi Shane, Well since you already ordered the firearm I'd ride it out to see. If you don't pass then you'll get a refund and you'll know if you qualify. Good luck!