Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

You two have just made a case against open carry in general. I have to disagree. The young man wants to exercise his 2nd Amendment rights, and since he is (to the best of my knowledge) legally able to do so, I support and encourage that. It is true that he may get hassled by law enforcement, this i...

Alright, so now I have my first handgun and I would like to OC. I'm not 21 for a couple months so CC is just out of my grasp. My question is about locations where OC is not allowed. I live in the Chesapeake area of Hampton Roads. I am aware of the more obvious places like federal buildings, schools,...

With just over 100 days until the election, Democrats need to pick up the pace—now—or attacks on President Obama will go unanswered in battlegrounds like Ohio and Virginia. HA! :hysterical: Like that's even remotely close to the truth. If he wanted more money he could cut back on the spending of co...

Thank all for helping me understand the law better! Now that I know that I may own a handgun, may I follow up with my second question? I don't want to risk a IWB since it's not as open as an OWB holster would be. That being said, can anyone suggest a good holster for a 4" barreled revolver? I'm...

ProShooter wrote:

ElOres wrote:Hello, everyone!

I understand that you need to be 21 to own a handgun.

Says who?

You can not purchase a handgun before the age of 21, therefore you can not "own" one. You don't own it because it's not in your name. You may be in posession of it, but you don't own it.

Hello, everyone! I understand that you need to be 21 to own a handgun. I also know that you must be atleast 18 to OC. I am 20 years old. Is it legal for my father to buy the gun (so it's in his name) but I carry it? I could not find any clear answers. Also, the gun I am interested in is a Rossi R971...