Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

I guess it's a magazine that clips

Be prepared for some serious "culture shock" if you have never been there before. Incidentally, you should take some time to tour around if you can. Beautiful city. Just try and avoid the Tenderloin district and most of Market street... and dont go out at night. A bit of info here. The Te...

How many more can I get?

ProShooter wrote:Just go to the courthouse, pay $10 and get a new CHP with your correct address...

Do I have to go back to Henrico County, or can I update my address in Montgomery?

I'm better off. 4 years ago I lived in California. Now, I'm making the same salary and my expenses are nearly half. Obama didn't do it, but the democrat run state assembly and senate did.

Welcome aboard. I'm in the NRV as well.

Out of your collection, what is the oldest functioning firearm that you have? Mine is a late 1940's Winchester Model 74. The serial number's weren't recorded well enough to give an exact date, but a good ballpark between '46 and '50. Mine is a Winchester 72. No serial number at all. It's my favorit...

A Florida resident should be able to buy long guns in Virginia, regardless of military status. Am I right? I suppose the FL license with VA address adds complications.

Jakeiscrazy wrote:Well personally I would rather see like a m&p on 45. But at least it's a 45.

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

All of the CA machine guns are most likely owned by movie companies.

So did you ever build your rifle? I have decided to jump in. I'm in the parts collecting phase right now, have a pre-bent Polish receiver blank from AK-Builder.

Politics, the word is Greek in origin. Poli means many, and tics means bloodsucking arachnids.

FYI, medals are "won" at the Olympics, in battle, they are earned.

We can now buy alcohol on Sundays too.

Jakeiscrazy wrote:

rromeo wrote:I love my Winchester 72a. Definitely the best $100 I've spent on a gun.

I have a 72A and its nice, but it has trouble exacting. It'll run shorts but not LRs the extractor is to chipped to run them.

Mine runs through LRs and longs no problem, but shorts sometimes have a feed issue.

I love my Winchester 72a. Definitely the best $100 I've spent on a gun.

The only paperwork you need is to wrap it with Hello Kitty paper.

Notarized?

I would venture to say that Walmart is the largest single purchaser of 9mm.

And if you buy any of those items, the FBI will have you on a militia watch list.

I didn't see a hardness listed for the .38/.357 bullets.
Anyway, product looks good, I'll be ordering soon.