Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

If he doesn't want people with guns coming into his place of employment, how about he nicely ask them to refrain from carrying there? It's not a government telling me what I can/can not do, so I'd gladly respect the wishes of the property/business owner. It seems that pro-gunners are very respectful...

I've seen a lot of information on this style of raid, and remember hearing there are about 140 raids (Don't quote me on that number) with this kind of police personnel for possession in this quantity every DAY. Also, one of those dogs was locked in its cage. It's simply disgusting that our governmen...

allingeneral wrote: There aren't any state restrictions that I'm aware of regarding distances. You should check with the county for any ordinances in the hunting regs here: http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/hunting/re ... nances.pdf

That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks so much!

That's great to know, Bill! Are there any specifics in terms of distance from road/neighbors' homes I'd have to look out for? Obviously common sense would dictate what is downrange of you, I'm just concerned about behind and to the side. Last thing I want to start off with are some upset neighbors!

Not 100% sure on the exact location quite yet, but all the places I'm looking at are just outside of Richmond (that whole "job" thing limits where I can live). That brings me to a question which I haven't been able to find the answer to: What are the laws surrounding shooting on ones' own ...

I won't have the "pleasure" of traveling through Jersey City, I'm from Western NY! Even more of a reason to show Bloomberg my appreciation on the way out!

Greetings all! I plan on moving down to VA from NY by the end of the summer. One of the main reasons I'm escaping NY is the ridiculous nanny-state mentality, especially when it comes to firearms (Average wait time for a hunting/target pistol permit is 14 months. You heard me right, hunting/target ON...