This may have been discussed before, however, I am unable to find this information.
After reviewing multiple sites, (handgunlaw.us, virginia state police, among others), the laws pertaining to carry in VA are very vague. Yes they have limitations on as to where you can carry, but those to me are more common sense locations (schools, fed buildings, etc.) There are no specifics. If anyone has any further details, it would be very appreciated.
Is this something that is covered extensively in a class. I got my permit based on my veteran status so I did not sit through a class (only what I learned in the military). My wife is planning on signing up for a class soon though. Would it be beneficial to sit through the class as well, if only for additional knowledge? I just don't want to go to a class and have them speak of things that I already know, ie. gun safety/mechanics.
After reviewing multiple sites, (handgunlaw.us, virginia state police, among others), the laws pertaining to carry in VA are very vague. Yes they have limitations on as to where you can carry, but those to me are more common sense locations (schools, fed buildings, etc.) There are no specifics. If anyone has any further details, it would be very appreciated.
Is this something that is covered extensively in a class. I got my permit based on my veteran status so I did not sit through a class (only what I learned in the military). My wife is planning on signing up for a class soon though. Would it be beneficial to sit through the class as well, if only for additional knowledge? I just don't want to go to a class and have them speak of things that I already know, ie. gun safety/mechanics.
. And I complained and needed those reassurances from him. It was fun especially if the place you went to takes a long time to go home...enjoy the moment...you are with your best friend and you share at least that interest in guns....one more topic to add to your conversation.
