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downhillcalifornia13 · 04-05-2015, 09:36 AM

Just try

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doublestack · 04-05-2015, 12:43 PM

There are always other forms of protection.....
Spray, batons, stun-gun, knives....you could probably buy a shotgun/pistol from a private party if you are just going to keep it in your residence.
Just beware of the penalties if you are caught with one!
IMO, you won't need a weapon, just go to school, learn and stay out of trouble.... ;-)

**Max** · 04-05-2015, 02:14 PM

So, firearms are forbidden.
Ok.
But how about Tasers, the ones who shoot those little darts?
After all, they still shoot something.

Max

**Rusty Shackleford** · 04-05-2015, 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by palmerwmd

As for the original question, I am only aware only citizenship restrictions for fire arms that are derivatives of so called "assault rifles".
When I buy one of those I must prove citizenship.

The others I only have ot prove I live in the state and a utility bill, and a gov't issued foto ID are sufficient to establish that.

IN other words:

Ruger mini14, yes, AR15 no
Walther P38 yes, SIG556 no.
etc etc

Is that a VA thing? I know of no such restriction at a federal level unless you are talking about NFA stuff.