jaywade
Ultimate Member
so does this
"“SAWED OFF” SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES
A “sawed-off” shotgun is defined as any weapon loaded
or unloaded, originally designed as a shoulder weapon,
utilizing a self-contained cartridge from which a number of
ball shot pellets or projectiles may be fired simultaneously
from a smooth or rifled bore by a single function of the
firing device and which has a barrel length of less than 18
inches for smooth bore weapons and 16 inches for rifled
weapons. Weapons of less than .225 caliber shall not be
included.
A “sawed-off” rifle is defined as a rifle of any caliber,
loaded or unloaded, which expels a projectile by action of
an explosion and is designed as a shoulder weapon with a
barrel or barrels length of less than 16 inches or which has
been modified to an overall length of less than 26 inches.
Possession of a “sawed-off” shotgun or “sawed-off”
rifle is unlawful except for the following purposes:
1. Possession for scientific purposes, or possession of a
“sawed-off” shotgun or “sawed off” rifle not usable as a
firing weapon and possessed as a curiosity ornament or
keepsake, or the possession of a “sawed-off” shotgun
or “sawed-off” rifle in compliance with federal law.
2. The manufacture for, and sale of, to the military or
law enforcement or to penal institutions, provided
that every manufacturer or dealer shall keep a register
of all “sawed-off” shotguns and “sawed-off” rifles
manufactured or handled by him or her. The register
shall keep a full description of the person to whom
delivered or from whom it was received.
No registered “sawed-off” shotgun or “sawed-off” rifle
may be transferred without the registrant notifying the
Superintendent of State Police, in writing, of the name
and address of the recipient.
mean you can't have a SBR in Va???? unless you are a collector?
"“SAWED OFF” SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES
A “sawed-off” shotgun is defined as any weapon loaded
or unloaded, originally designed as a shoulder weapon,
utilizing a self-contained cartridge from which a number of
ball shot pellets or projectiles may be fired simultaneously
from a smooth or rifled bore by a single function of the
firing device and which has a barrel length of less than 18
inches for smooth bore weapons and 16 inches for rifled
weapons. Weapons of less than .225 caliber shall not be
included.
A “sawed-off” rifle is defined as a rifle of any caliber,
loaded or unloaded, which expels a projectile by action of
an explosion and is designed as a shoulder weapon with a
barrel or barrels length of less than 16 inches or which has
been modified to an overall length of less than 26 inches.
Possession of a “sawed-off” shotgun or “sawed-off”
rifle is unlawful except for the following purposes:
1. Possession for scientific purposes, or possession of a
“sawed-off” shotgun or “sawed off” rifle not usable as a
firing weapon and possessed as a curiosity ornament or
keepsake, or the possession of a “sawed-off” shotgun
or “sawed-off” rifle in compliance with federal law.
2. The manufacture for, and sale of, to the military or
law enforcement or to penal institutions, provided
that every manufacturer or dealer shall keep a register
of all “sawed-off” shotguns and “sawed-off” rifles
manufactured or handled by him or her. The register
shall keep a full description of the person to whom
delivered or from whom it was received.
No registered “sawed-off” shotgun or “sawed-off” rifle
may be transferred without the registrant notifying the
Superintendent of State Police, in writing, of the name
and address of the recipient.
mean you can't have a SBR in Va???? unless you are a collector?
