Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

The .308 is sold.

One NIB Ruger LCP. Comes with the usual stuff. One mag included, I have a few NIW others I can sell to the buyer. $300 firm. I'm located in central Virginia and can travel a bit to meet. If you're out of state it'll go to a FFL, shipping by USPS is $20, anything else is at actual cost. Email me at r...

Both cases of .22 are SPF.

I'll be in the Fredericksburg/Culpeper area this Thursday afternoon (9/6) if anyone wanted a delivery up that way.

For sale: - Two cases (5000 rounds each) of CCI MiniMag 40gr. roundnose. These are NOS, pre-Obama rush v1.0. $250/ea., I can be flexible if someone is buying both. - One case of Lithuanian surplus 7.62x51. This is 1000 rounds of NATO-spec ammo in 200 round battlepacks, not in the wooden crate. Manuf...

If you don't mind going farther south, you can find transfer rates much lower than those. $50 is about standard around Richmond.

Would I be putting him (my friend) in an awkward or compromising situation by asking him to run it? I really wouldn't want to do that. Perhaps I could just check the site below that I saw referenced on another gun site? http://www.stolenweapon.com/Stolen-Gun-Search-Startsearch.html NCIC access is s...

It's another good reason not to have children, or allow them into your home. I know I don't.

There may be state laws that prohibit this however. My understanding is that Florida has a contiguous state law, so an attempt to buy as a Florida resident in VA would be denied by NICS. Either wait for PCS orders, or, if you're claiming to already be a VA resident (which you can do), acquire suita...

I will be receiving the serial numbers tomorrow to have them run to ensure its status. How do you intend to "ensure its status"? Unless you're a cop, or bosom buddies with one, you can't have a NCIC check done on the serial number. He is valuing the AR at $1,600 - $2,200 in our trade. Unl...

I think I'm more interested in the consequences of the coming tidal wave of municipal bankruptcies. I have no idea what those consequences might be, but I can't see scores or hundreds of cities, counties, even states going bankrupt and it not being pretty damn dire.

OakRidgeStars wrote:Think conservatives are always pro-Second Amendment?

I don't think I've ever thought that, at least since I figured out what conservatism is really about. (Cue Chesterton quote.)

Good to see Kirsten Gillibrand is still cute. :whistle: Doubt it will last in that den of douchebaggery, most of their faces look warped by the evil of that place....that Roy Blunt fellow looks like he was stuck in a dimensional shift when that picture was taken. Going over to the Dark Side as Gill...

FiremanBob wrote:Looks like we won. I'm sending another $100 to NRA-ILA today.

Won what? How?

It seems it's not so much a refusal to sign as a delay to "study" the proposed treaty. Some other info indicates they weren't able to come up with a draft treaty everyone agreed on, but I don't know if that's accurate or not.

rromeo wrote:I think they wanted another 1911 so everything was familiar and current holsters could be retained.

.mil has to have a manual safety and an exposed hammer. There's no chance of a striker-fired pistol being adopted without a major cultural shift at the Pentagon.

debonaire0518 wrote:Bi-monthly, the magazines dedicated to home protection (with prefragmented rounds) are alternated and ammo removed to give the spring in the first one a rest.

And that's how springs wear out.

I hope I'm not adding to the confusion but its my understanding that you cannot purchase a handgun if you are under the age of 21 from a FFL or a private sale.Under 21,can't puchase period.If you are gifted a handgun under the age of 21, you may own it,and if you are 18 or over (not a minor) you ma...

Looks like we know what the main target is now: magazines. Schumer/Lautenberg amendment to cybersecurity bill to ban possession, transfer of magazines that hold more than ten rounds. The bill is scheduled for debate and a vote next week. Knowing the Senate, I wouldn't bet against it. Will it pass th...

The reality is that Obamacare will never be undone. This. I doubt it'll even be undone in name only (there's that whole "repeal and replace" business, of course - it won't be repealed, but what are they wanting to replace it with? Why do they even want to replace it at all?), so it'll be ...