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In late 2008, because of the political atmosphere under the new administration, my husband and I decided that now was the time to exercise our 2nd Amendment rights. Up to that time, we had no way to defend ourselves. We have become very proactive in our Constitutional right to defend ourselves. We are active members of the NRA and the Virginia Citizens Defense Leage (VCDL). We have armed ourselves, took Concealed Carry classes, applied for and are awaiting our CCPs. Until those...

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FYI - laws (or rules) have changed recently. Before September of this year Non residents needed to attend a state approved firearms class, submit fingerprints, photo (passport size), fill out questionere and a check for $100. This for the privilege of carying for 12 months....

Now for the changes:

All of the above except a phot and fingerprints, they do this in Chelsea MA.

So one needs to send the application and $100. I did this in early September...

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