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One handgun every 30 days
- Thread starter foxcall
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longwatch
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nova wrote:
ETA: Not that they aren't issued but I think most collectors get a CHP to eliminate the need for it.
nova wrote:
You know in a couple of years of doing gun sales, I have never seen anyone get one.
ETA: Not that they aren't issued but I think most collectors get a CHP to eliminate the need for it.
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Back before CHP holders were allowed to purchase more than one handgun per month (we too were restricted to1 per 30 days), I went to the Va. State Police Hdqtrs. and filled out the paperwork for special authorization to purchase what I considered to be a collectable - it was an unusual Star I wanted to add to the four I already owned. Had 28 days to go otherwise.
Guess what - I got the approval! After, the 30 days had passed! :banghead:
Yata hey
Back before CHP holders were allowed to purchase more than one handgun per month (we too were restricted to1 per 30 days), I went to the Va. State Police Hdqtrs. and filled out the paperwork for special authorization to purchase what I considered to be a collectable - it was an unusual Star I wanted to add to the four I already owned. Had 28 days to go otherwise.
Guess what - I got the approval! After, the 30 days had passed! :banghead:
Yata hey
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yeah that "certificate" is pretty useless IMO, it's easier to just get a CHP and then get all the benefits that go along with it. Especially if you have to find the guns you want, then send in your application to the VSP that can take 30+ days anyhow.
yeah that "certificate" is pretty useless IMO, it's easier to just get a CHP and then get all the benefits that go along with it. Especially if you have to find the guns you want, then send in your application to the VSP that can take 30+ days anyhow.