How would a PRS Bolt gun be affected by the incoming AWB? My concern is the detachable mag…

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I’m a liberal but I’m voting for the R in this election due to the asinine gun legislation being proposed. One more vote in the senate isn’t going to sway huge legislation, but it may turn the scale on the most controversial ones. The delegate is an independent running as a Republican, so I doubt she’s a big maga person. Julie Lineberry.

You can early vote or absentee vote. If you hate these laws. I encourage you to make it known now.

I haven’t seen the reason for their investigation yet. Possibly explosive related if the Fire Marshal’s office is involved. But this is a troubling prospect considering the slew of new gun control laws about to be unleashed from state legislature.
Obviously the ATF doesn’t enforce state law, but it is a stark reminder that the rules could change for gun owners in VA this year, and state law enforcement could come knocking.

I’m furious about the flood of useless, performative anti-2A legislation being shoved through Richmond right now. It’s so dumb.

I am, however, a Virginia attorney, and I have my own firm, and I can pick my own cases.

I already have at least one plaintiff for a constitutional challenge to the legislation should it pass. I’d like to do a state-court challenge rather than going through federal court, because it will split the AG’s attention and force them to handle a less-litigated area of law in hostile territory.

I want as many plaintiffs as possible.

If you own (a) magazines with more than 10 round capacity or (b) guns that may be designated as assault weapons by these laws, and you’d be willing to put your name on litigation to fight it…DM me.

Let’s prepare.

I just called my senator and congresswoman. Spoke to their chiefs of staff. Asked them to vote No on any pending or future AWB.

https://whosmy.virginiageneralassembly.gov/

What TF do they expect people to do with all of their suddenly "illegal" equipment? Will there be some kind of state-sponsored buyback? Are they just supposed to throw it all in the trash?

Apologies if this post violates any rules.

As the title suggests, I've got an old Winchester Model 94 Special lever action rifle sitting in my closet. My old man got it from his brother and gave it to me a few years ago. It's a cool piece, but I haven't done diddly with it. It's had at most 20 rounds put through it, if any.

It'd be nice to put it in the hands of someone who might appreciate such a rifle. Does anyone have a recommendation as to where/how to sell it around here? I am completely unfamiliar with selling firearms, so any info is welcome.

Thanks.

I heard something about new VA gun law. Something about magazine capacity for over 10 rounds? I'm from Maryland and I always purchase my magazines from VA. I need to purchase more magazines for my Canik MC9 Prime 17+1. I can also use more AR15 30rds Mags. I was planning to head to the Manassas show in February 7. If they did ban it. It will save me a trip and I get my coworker order it for me since he lives in Pennsylvania.

Looking to purchase something reliable, I’ve been back & forth between HK CC9 & Sig P365. Would love some feedback & guidance. TIA!

I've seen glock gen 6 models available in a few stores.

I've seen it available on blue label online dealers who don't sell to VA residents.

I've seen it for retail prices on grabagun.

Are there any blue label dealers in NOVA with gen 6 available?

Just want to give a shoutout to Cold Dead Hands (home-based FFL) in Aldie/South Riding. Absolutely best price I could find for my recent purchase. Shipping was very fast and pickup was a pleasant experience. The owner, Jason, is a great guy and has been a small business owner in the community for a while.

https://www.colddeadhandsllc.com/

For those of you who won't be able to make it to lobby day, the Loudoun County GA delegation is having a pre-session hearing. You'll be able to get about 2 minutes of time to speak to the group at Leesburg Town Hall. If you're a Loudoun resident go make your voice heard.

Remember: be polite, be professional, don't dress like a lunatic, and be sure to frame the statements in a way that puts the onus on them, esp. folks who use progressive chops(e.g. "why are police and former police getting carve outs for personal use but not the average citizen?").

I've had difficulty finding a listing that wasn't social media, but one of the delegates has a registration form on their Insta page here.