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I agree with checking the laws. The wife and I do a lot of traveling on our motorcyle. One of the most complicated parts of the trip planning is determining what I need to do with the gun(s). Where can I carry it, is open carry ok, when do I have to stop and lock it up, and finally what is...

It depends on where you live. I looked up the code on the city website (http://library1.municode.com/default-test/DocView/10529/1/119/121?hilite=gun;guns;) here is what it says: Sec. 46-42. Discharging firearms. (a) It shall be unlawful to discharge any firearm, spring-propelled rifle or...

Both the wife's and my permit were first time issues, and they were mailed.

Took 23 days to get mine in Hampton, wife got hers in 18 days, both permits were mailed to us.

I have a similar issue. Sometimes when I buy a gun, I get delayed and sometimes not it is baffling. My wife never gets delayed, we have even made purchase on the same day at the same shop, she walks out with her gun, I get to wait. Seems like if it is recurring issue there should be some way to...

I belong to the Airfield shooting club in Wakefield there is a group of Kids that shoot there called the 4H Swampshooters. From what I hear it is a pretty good group of kids, some of the guys in the club are heavily involved with this you can probably get more info here...

A friend of mine is a LEO in my town, he said they would like to know if we are carrying because it is better than surprising them if it is discovered. We are not required by law to do this but I think I would let them know.

It didn't get enough votes in the VA Sentate to override the Veto (24 yes, 16 no)

Mine likes to shoot most anything, but her guns are a Kimber full size SIS .45, A Kimber Pro Aegis 9MM, a Glock 26, Glock 34, Ruger 10/22 and a Marlin 357 Lever. She can shoot for hours. Sometimes I get home from work and she says "the guns are in the truck, lets go shoot".

I have an UCII without about 1000 rounds throught it. During the first 400-500 rounds I would occasionally have a fail to feed properly and a coupld of stove pipes. But lately I have had no problems. I have used WWB, GA Arms 230 and 185gr, Magtech, Independence and a couple other kinds of ammo I...

I have shot roughly 2000 rounds of 55gr .233, 500 rounds of .45 230gr. 500 rounds of .45 185gr (think), and 500 .38spcl semi wad cutters. The .45's were shot in three different Kimbers, the .38's in my S&W 686 and Marlin 1894. I had no problems at all with the ammo, in fact I am waiting...

There still seems to be a lot of guns available here in SE Virginia, but I have had a problem finding .357 mag., 22LR, .17HMR and .45 ACP ammo, it is pretty bizarre.

I got my wife a 1894C in .357/.38 for Christmas, she loves it. It is managable for her to shoot, makes a big bang and she blows the middle of the target out at 50 yds. I like hte gun so much I am thinking about getting the 44. The only problem we have experienced is that it appears all the...

My wife buys as many guns as I do and she has a horse. Life is good.

The wife and I are going to go shoot our new rifles. She gave me a .17HMR and I gave her a Marlin 1894C. Going to be a lot of fun I think.

I bought both the 185 and the 230, I don't know why but the 230 shot much better than the 185s. I got 500 rounds of each and had no problems. I am going to buy another 500 230gr this weekend. It is, as benderx4 says, dirty but it shoots just fine.

I thought it was pretty straight forward, did look like they were looking for a particular answer.

I pay 100.00 a year for unlimited use (with a guest) of the indoor range near me. I belong to an outdoor range as well, that is 75.00 a year for a 50 and 100 yard range.

Was the same in the Navy for the longest time the watchstanders carried a weapon in a holster with no magazine inserted, then we went to magazine but no round in the chamber. It was frustrating. As I was getting ready to retire a few years ago, it was changing. Not sure where it is now.

Why not just have her get her permit, then you don't have to worry about it.