For those that recently purchased a factory SBR using a trust, what were your eForm 4 approval times like?
Mainly curious about recent experiences in and whether trust approvals are still taking significantly longer than individual filings.
We've been asked a number of times now what's going to happen with training opportunities here in Virginia, and as far as we can see, we're going to be around until someone makes us stop.
With all the panic buying, now's a great time to learn how to run your gun or even try out a new sport. To that end, we've got the following coming up:
2-Gun Competition Skills - May 30/31 - Ever want to shoot a 2 gun match or just do well at one? Well boy, do we have a class for you. 2 days of running through competition skills and drills with pistol and rifle, running stages, learning the basics of stage planning, efficient movement, and mental management. It's going to be fun.
Tactical Athlete Performance Clinic - June 6/7 - Tactical Games competitor extraordinaire Zac is going to work you like a dog and then make you shoot guns. If exercising in kit is your jam, this is basically that but more educational. (This is a good class. I'm just salty because Zac calls me fat)
Advanced Application of Carbine Fundamentals - June 20 - Hit what you're aiming at every time. Performance on demand is the cornerstone of being good at gun. We will show you why you're bad and then we will fix you: Carbine edition.
VAGUNS5 for 5% off any regular enrollment.
Curious how other VA folks are approaching the upcoming law and stripped lowers specifically.
I stocked up on lowers over time assuming I’d slowly build them out eventually, but now with the “manufacture” language and uncertainty around post-July builds, I’m reconsidering whether it makes sense to keep a huge pile of stripped receivers I realistically can’t finish in time.
For context, I already have several completed rifles, so this is more about future flexibility vs practicality.
Text of the bill: https://lis.virginia.gov/bill-details/20261/HB871/text/HB871
I know it’s not recommended to get legal advice on Reddit. Putting that aside… it sounds like a biometric safe is only required for storing a *loaded* gun, but if you were storing it alongside a loaded magazine, as long as the magazine is not in the gun, you’d be good with a combination safe. Is that your read on it too?
Hey everybody, I’ve got great news for those who need NFA & other engraving work done, u/Quartermasterarms1 in the NOVA area just got his laser services set up. I went by last night and got six lowers engraved in about 30 mins. The pricing is way better than other places in the area, $55 for first and $25 per additional, so I paid $180 total for the six lowers. I am extremely pleased, and he has become my go to guy for everything, hands down the best customer service in the NOVA area. Pretty sure he will see the tag and be able to let y’all know how to book him for laser engraving services. Pictured is my LMT Specwar and the engraving in the magwell.
I'd like to change my carry gun to a different one. Anyone recommend a shop that does trade-in? Do you get a good price on the trade-in if you use it toward buying a new gun? Or is it so badly undervalued I'm better off selling it privately?
Was hoping to get an invite to one of the VA guns discord servers. If anyone has a link, could you post it here or DM me?
**Edit. Looking for VA Guns Discord Server. Not Vag Owners Discord.
I’m fairly new to firearms (shot a few times in my younger days. I just bought my first couple of pistols over the summer and got my CHP license. I’m a member of XCAL and go about once every 2-3 weeks.
Just curious if folks ever meet up on here whether at an indoor range, outdoor range, or someone’s private land. I shot my first AR a few months back (rental) and would like to get exposed to more rifles and shotguns.
Saw this online, trying to find out what brand it is. Seller says there are no labels (hahah) and he doesn’t offer shipping.