Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Diomed wrote:

Duskin wrote:I plan on carrying it, so that wouldn't work.

Carrying it? Do you mean carrying it before your friend establishes residency?

Yes that's exactly what I mean.

So basically I'll just be storing it for him for a few weeks, and then transferring ownership once he has residency. If he's flying the guns in with him, he'll need a locking case with a real (non-TSA) lock on it. My suggestion would be for him to just give you the locked case, and once his residen...

The 1911 I'm buying from him is a Springfield 1911-A1 TRP in Armory Kote with Trijicon night sights. He's had over 10 different 1911s, so he definitely knows his way around 1911s.

Hey guys sorry for not replying sooner, I'm a bookkeeper and it's tax season :( It's not currently in my possession, he'll be flying in March 2nd and I'll be picking him up from Dulles and transporting them to my house in Gainesville (Prince William County). He plans on getting his VA DL within a fe...

I am indeed a VA resident and have a state ID, but he is not a legal resident yet, so I don't know if there will be any complications in the buy/sell process because of it. But you are right about why rush to buy them if I already legally possess them, it would just be nice to modify it how I see fi...

What about if I wanted to buy one of them from him. He has a really sweet Springfield 1911 TRP, and I would love to have it as my own. Would it be better if I waited until he became a resident before we write up a bill of sale, or can I just go ahead and get it done with now?

Hi everyone at vagunforum.net, this is my first post. I've recently been asked by a friend to hold onto his 2 pistols because he is moving into a house where the owner disallows guns. He bought the guns in Arizona, and has a CCW permit from the state of Arizona. I do not have a CCW, but there's no r...