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New Va. Law Removes Online Option for Concealed Carry Permit

A new state law in Virginia will change the requirements for obtaining a concealed gun permit.

Virginians will need to attend firearm trainings and safety courses in-person for a concealed handgun permit. The new law takes effect Jan. 1.

The old law said that people who live in Virginia and who are over the age of 21 could take an online course to satisfy application requirements.

The new statute removes the online option and requires in-person classes.

Legislators who supported the new law said the online courses were “too quick and easy.” But some residents and lawmakers worry it will complicate the application process, especially during the pandemic.

3 thoughts on “New Va. Law Removes Online Option for Concealed Carry Permit”

  1. At least VA is ‘allowing’ constitutionally protected rights. Good luck getting a CCW in MD unless you’re former police or carrying large sums of money to the bank.

  2. So, now you need to take a class to legally exercise your constitutional rights?

    The framers of the constitution are rolling over in their graves.

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