Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

I know this is several months old but this is still pertinent to the topic... Directly from the VSP. The big thing is regarding state convictions vs. federal convictions. To my knowledge if you have a federal conviction there is no relief for that person when it comes to restoration. The only issue ...

Domestic Violence charges are their own set of rules when it comes to firearm restoration and such. I don't claim to be a lawyer or anything but I do know a "different set of rules" applies to anything domestic related. To my knowledge the only way to get a firearm restoration is if you ha...

I will say this as someone who has had their rights restored and worried about the same thing. I've been on several hunting trips with family to different states (WV, TN, NC, GA, FL) and my lawyer instructed me to always carry a copy of my orders with me (rights restoration and firearm restoration)....

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The senate passes it... It's up to the Governor now. He vetoed the same bill last year. They are figuring the same thing this year but they may have enough time to override the veto.

I don't know anyone in Va, but I do have a friend that went through it in Ohio. I can't imagine it's much different. Anyway, he bought 2 rifles for hunting and a handgun for CC. When I talked too him about 5 or 6 years ago... he said you must answer the background check truthfully or you would get ...

First post, hopefully this is the right board.... I was just wondering if anyone on here has or knows anyone with first hand experience as a convicted felon who has had their civil rights and firearm rights restored... what has been their experience with purchasing a firearm? I was convicted of a cl...