The Eleventh Circuit has concluded that a Florida conviction for a felon in possession of a weapon does not match the definition of the firearms offense deportability ground because the statute includes carrying of non-firearm weapons and possession of ammunition. The statute is divisible between the possession of a prohibited item and the concealed carrying of a prohibited item. However, the possession prong includes possession of ammunition, which is not a firearm. In addition, the carrying prong includes non-firearm weapons, such as a dirk. Moreover, the statute is not divisible between the prohibited items.
The full text of Simpson v. U.S. Attorney General can be found here:
https://media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/files/201911156.pdf