"Does Virginia Have a Castle Law?
Virginia is a Castle Doctrine state. There is no duty to retreat, and you can defend yourself anywhere you are legally allowed to be. Deadly force can only be used, however, if you or another person are under immediate threat of being killed or seriously injured."

USCCA says this, but we had police tell us one night that if we did defend our property, we would get in trouble unless our property was posted as private property with signs every 20 feet or something. ofc, we were renting at the time so they said that in that case, we were just out of luck. so is VA not castle doctrine?

I just wonder, cause I remember Texas was castle doctrine, and people would legit shoot at people just for stepping over the fence line. :/

I don’t think that trespassing should get you shot

Unless you kill a deer or mess up their field or something

agreed, but it still happened in TX. not exactly "self defense" imo.

the point im making though, is just that Texas really seemed like a castle doctrine state, but VA doesn't, at least to me. idk.

maybe people just didnt enforce the law in TX.

If there are posted signs where you can see them and a fence I believe you should be shot but not just walking into a field you didn’t know wasn’t your hunting land or whatever

right.

But idk about the particular laws

For each state

in our case, we legit had someone climbing on our shed roof every night for a while. they were pointing lasers at our windows for hours on end, and everytime we called the police, they ran away. my mom was worried and she asked if we could shoot them if they tried to break in, and the police said no, only if they are trying to kill you. :/

they said "kicking in a door doesnt justify you shooting in self defense" or something like that. :/

The first version in 9mm

wow an auto rifle?

it looks beautiful

semi-auto yes. i dont believe its a full-auto version though :/

no no its just called that

oh

so it doesn't actually autofire?

no.

aeroprecisionusa.com/m4e1-complete-rifle-16in-556-nato-mid

not unless its modified too

is it a rifle that shoots auto or semi

ffs

oof wrong link

if it shoots auto/burst

you don't need a license in virginia to carry unless you want to carry concealed

then that's beautiful

but since you're 18 you can't get a handgun yet

https://www.aeroprecisionusa.com/m4e1-complete-rifle-16in-556-nato-mid

AR15 is the dead rifle

it constantly dies

I heard that it is horrible at shooting

constant jams

i guess I could still buy one via private sale? but ye, i dont want to open carry. the population is too liberal here

in NY this is too liberal

not necessarily. Some cheap ones or poorly made ones do have issues, but a good AR is fantastic.

no all sales are required to go through a ffl now in va

I thought we had till jan 1st?

I have seen youtube vids of it's constant jams