Potential “Assault Weapons” ban in Virginia
An “assault weapon” ban backed by Gov. Ralph Northam banning the sale of “military-style” firearms predominately used in recent mass shootings is a…
Virginia’s firearm laws have seen significant debate and change, moving from a highly permissive state to one with universal background checks and “Red Flag” laws. From the suburbs of Northern Virginia to the rural counties of the South, gun owners must navigate a “shall-issue” concealed carry permit system and new restrictions on certain types of firearms in local public spaces. This category breaks down Virginia’s “Stand Your Ground” (by case law), the legalities of open carry, and the current status of state preemption over local ordinances.
An “assault weapon” ban backed by Gov. Ralph Northam banning the sale of “military-style” firearms predominately used in recent mass shootings is a…
Firearm regulations vary from state to state and can be complicated to navigate. The state of Virginia has various regulations and a lengthy process…
From a report done in May 2019, Virginia ranks fourth in the United States for the number of registered weapons. If you are looking to sell your gun,…
Law checked: October 15, 2026 You can legally sell a firearm you own in Georgia. Under Georgia Code § 16-11-172, background checks apply to…
General information, not legal advice. You can sell a firearm you lawfully own in Florida. Florida Statutes §790.065 applies its background check to…
Legal information checked September 16, 2026. General information, not legal advice. You can sell a firearm you lawfully own in California….
When buying or selling a firearm in the state of Alabama all parties involved should have knowledge of the state’s laws and regulations that govern…