Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

i recently asked a LEO about this as i do not have my permit yet :( what i was told is that without a permit it must be visible so once you sit down in your car and buckle up it would no longer be visible. at this point you would have to unholster and set it either in the seat next to you on the da...

Since Virginia allows Open Carry, you don't need a permit as long as the weapon is visible. Seated in a car, that is pushing a fine line. To be on the safe side, the best way to transport a weapon is to remove the loaded magazine from the weapon and store them in different locations. For instance, ...

As I said in a previous thread, I haven't receive my concealed carry permit yet. How can I legally transport my firearm from point A to point B? Of course I received the nice GLOCK carry case, is it illegal to carry the firearm in my truck in the case? Should the gun be lying in the seat free of a m...

once you are being pulled over i would not touch your weapon in any manner. if it is open leave it open if it is concealed just leave it be. the officer will let you know what he wants you to do (wether or not it violates your rights) i would just comply to not get yourself shot. that being said i ...

If you are pulled over is it a good idea to leave the weapon concealed or remove it? I guess what I am saying is, would an officer be more spooked by it being concealed or open after you have been stopped? Should you lay it in the set and when he gets to your window inform him that you are licenced ...

Must it be on you at all times? If you are stopped do you have to produce it on the spot? How exatcly does that work? Thanks ahead You should carry your permit any time you're carrying. If you're stopped, one of the first things that a cop will find out, whether you tell him or not, is that you hav...

Excellent information. Thanks

Hey guys. I am new to the borad and new to concealed carry (actually filing out my form right now). Once I start carrying, what are the laws about your CC Permit. Must it be on you at all times? If you are stopped do you have to produce it on the spot? How exatcly does that work? Thanks ahead

Thanks everyone!!

Snake Eater,
That looks like a great holster. I will check it out. I'm at work right now and the site is blocked, go figure. Comes up as weapons related. LOL. But I can access this site...that's great!! About how much does it cost! Thanks again

Hey guys, I've been an avid reader for sometime. Just now joined and made my first handgun purchase yesterday. I bought the Glock 19. Anyone have any suggestions for a great conceal carry holsters? Thanks ahead...great to be here