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    So I went to the range the other day and was talking to one of the instructors there about the VA requirements to get a CCW. He was telling me about this class that had to be taken where you HAD to supply your own 9mm plus 1000 rounds, it was a three day class, cost a good penny, etc. Even then, if you lose the certificate, the state would ONLY accept an original certificate signed by the instructor, so you'd have to stay in touch with your original instructor when you needed to renew in 5 years (or be sure not to lose the cert).

    Then I go on the VA website, and it says I can just show my DD214 and get a CCW. $10 application fee. That's it. For PilloTox, she can take any one of the hunter's safety courses or standard weapons safety classes to qualify. What gives? Anyone have experience getting a CCW in VA?

    Either way, I'm going to give it a shot with my DD214 and see what happens. Was this instructor only feeding us a load of bravo sierra to get us to take his class?

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    Originally posted by Javin View Post
    So I went to the range the other day and was talking to one of the instructors there about the VA requirements to get a CCW.
    Haven't you ever heard not to believe ANYTHING you hear or are told in a GUN STORE? I live in VA and it is SORTA EASY and a SHALL ISSUE. Your DD214 will be fine, then the other person just takes a short class, but I do think some live fire is needed. But in NO WAY is it a multi-day class with 1000 rounds fired. Not even Larry Vickers requires that...

    That would be the last time I went to that shop...
    -=> Rmplstlskn <=-

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      I have several friends in VA that have their permit, it is nowhere near as hard as they told you. Try this site, it has good info on all the States that reciprocate also.



      A person must be at least 18 years of age to purchase a rifle or shotgun and must be at least 21 years of age to purchase a handgun from licensed firearms dealers.

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