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The law is designed to restrict LICENSEE from selling to individuals under 21. If you are not a dealer, it is fine. If I am wrong, please correct me.

I'm in Fairfax County if you're ever in this area. The NRA Range is close.

Thank you for that detailed explanation. Is one version "better" than the other? As in, does one style have a bad track record, or are they about the same?

Another vote for the Glock 19 as a double-duty handgun. Personally, I would go G34 and G26 if you have the cash to do both. On a side note, what was the secret to getting a carry permit in MD?

Sorry I don't know much about Sigs.. but do different model P226s have the extractor placed in different locations?

I'm going to admit I did not read all 4 pages of this thread. But if no one has mentioned it already, I will say so now. If you have a gun drawn on you, the likelihood of you being able to draw and return fire without being shot is very slim. As in, virtually not happening. Any professional...

I'm a hopeless Call of Duty 4 and Call of Duty: World at War addict! What servers do you all play on? Lol

Northern VA here.

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Herndon.

I'm with Ric. I lived in MD for 20 years. I moved to VA and I've been here for 4 years. I would never even think about going back. It's not just the gun laws either.

Mark, thanks for that link. It appears to be a valid way. Get your Maine non-resident permit (under 21 eligible), then use that permit to apply for your New Hampshire non-resident permit? But does New Hampshire's requirements for their non-resident permit include a clause that states the...

I have a question. What if you are 19 years old and you live in a state that does not issue permits for those under 21, but you apply for a non-resident permit in another state (which does allow carry for those 18+), and it has a reciprocal agreement with your home state? Would that be a...

I just tried to look it up and I can't find it now. Hmm let me keep digging. Maybe I am lol. EDIT: It says state parks here (at the bottom). http://www.vcdl.org/static/ccw.html When I visited a park recently, I noticed the no firearms sign. It was a national park.

I'm a little confused. I'm in VA. I have a resident VA CHP. I remember reading somewhere that in VA, if you are in a state park, you may not carry (open or concealed), UNLESS you have a CHP. Yet when I have visited some parks, they have signs that say NO FIREARMS. Does that mean everyone, except...

Did you two never talk about things like this prior to marriage? Just curious.

Do you guys really carry flashlights everyday? Where do you carry them usually?