I am a Marine, on Active duty, from MO, living in VA. Can I buy here or do I have to buy in MO and bring it here?
Suppressors living Military and cans
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Re: living Military and cans
Your PCS orders and lease treat you as a Virginia resident (per federal law).
I had no problems with short-barrel rifles or suppressors as a Texas resident stationed in Virginia.
If you live on-base your Chief Law Enforcement Officer is the Base Provost Marshal. If off-base it's the municipal/county chief of police or sheriff. You might be able to use the local state police barracks commander.
Your PCS orders and lease treat you as a Virginia resident (per federal law).
I had no problems with short-barrel rifles or suppressors as a Texas resident stationed in Virginia.
If you live on-base your Chief Law Enforcement Officer is the Base Provost Marshal. If off-base it's the municipal/county chief of police or sheriff. You might be able to use the local state police barracks commander.
Re: living Military and cans
sweet, thank you, so i just have to talk to the boss then
sweet, thank you, so i just have to talk to the boss then
Re: living Military and cans
Roger.
If you live in the barracks it probably has to stay locked up in the arms room (my experience is Army-based). If family quarters (depending on local base policy) you keep it at home in the gun safe.
Fairfax County highly recommended (but did not require) a gun safe and home alarm system.
Roger.
If you live in the barracks it probably has to stay locked up in the arms room (my experience is Army-based). If family quarters (depending on local base policy) you keep it at home in the gun safe.
Fairfax County highly recommended (but did not require) a gun safe and home alarm system.
Re: living Military and cans
Check your .mil email I sent you some info.
Check your .mil email I sent you some info.
Re: living Military and cans
Do the "Trust" for the cans. Trust allows those listed in the trust to have access to said cans. Without it only you can have access, bad news if your on a float for six months. As said above check post (base) reg. for NFA weapons.
In the Army it was a no-go if on post.
Do the "Trust" for the cans. Trust allows those listed in the trust to have access to said cans. Without it only you can have access, bad news if your on a float for six months. As said above check post (base) reg. for NFA weapons.
In the Army it was a no-go if on post.
