Yes, he's going to get his guns back. In fact, I assume that was the reason it was vital that the two DV counts be dropped. The U. S. Supreme Court recently ruled that persons convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence crime may NOT possess firearms. That ruling of course supercedes the AK statute. If Track Palin cares about anything (besides his own skin), it's his weapons. (Remember when his first baby mama divorced him? She got the kid and the bank account. He got the guns.) 

So, despite viciously beating and terrorizing his pregnant fiancée, and trying to prevent her from calling the cops (he threw her phone down the driveway), he ends up pleading to possession of a firearm while intoxicated. Pathetic. But he's a Palin, so what do you expect?

And, by the way: Since when does he live in Anchorage (a requirement for Vets' Court eligibility)?