Tennessee Senate-House Stalemate Broken, Special Session Officially Adjourns

On The Sixth Extraordinary Day Of Tennessee’s Special Session For ‘public Safety,’ The Senate Concurred With Several Amendments Made By The House To Bills They Had Already Passed And Officially Adjourned Until January.

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Democrats Are Not The Only Threat To Your Right To Defend Yourself [Op-Ed]

Most Conservatives, Gun Owners And 2nd Amendment Advocates Agree That The Unhinged Celebration Of The Democrats At The Opportunity To Infringe An Actual Constitutionally Protected Right That They Despise Is A Danger That Requires Opposition. But, The Democrats’ Efforts Are Not The Only Assault On Your Rights.

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Fake News Reports That TN Bill Seeks To Recognize Some Handgun Owners As Police

There Are News Reports And Some Press Releases, Primarily From Law Enforcement Agencies, Claiming That SB2523/HB2554 Seeks To “Recognize Some Handgun Owners As Police”. This Is Not Just Incompetent Reporting But It Is Simply False, Or Intentionally Misleading.

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Bill To Lower TN’s Concealed Carry Age To 18 Could Put Permit Reciprocity In Jeopardy

A Tennessee Bill That Would Lower The Age For A Concealed Handgun Permit Or Lawful Permitless Carry From 21 Years Old To 18 Years Old Was Approved Tuesday By A House Subcommittee. The Legislative Director For The Tennessee Department Of Safety, Said The Bill Could Cost Tennessee Residents Reciprocity On Firearm Permits With Up To 21 States.

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2nd Amendment, Gas Tax, Conflict of Interest Bills Head to Subcommittees

These Bills Include Topics Such As Self-Defense Protections, A Lowered Age For Gun Carry Permits, A Gas Tax, And Conflicts Of Interest In County Government. Read On For An Overview Of Several Newer Bills, An Update On Their Current Status, And Contact Information For Committee Members Who Need Your Input On This Potential Legislation.

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TN Lawmaker Pushes For Carry Permits To Cover Any Firearm

Tennessee State Representative Rusty Grills (R-Newbern) Last Week Filed A Bill In The Tennessee House Of Representatives That Aims To Change The Language Of Concealed And Handgun Carry Permits To Allow For The Carry Of Any Firearm They Legally Own.

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Can A Police Officer Stop An Individual Carrying A Handgun In TN?

If A Law Enforcement Officer Sees An Individual Carrying A Handgun In Public Is That Sufficient To Allow The Officer To Make An Investigatory Stop Of The Individual? The Answer To This Question Requires A Careful Consideration Of Tennessee Law.

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Are Tennessee’s Gun Laws Blatantly Unconstitutional For 18-20 Year Olds?

We Must Be Demanding That Tennessee’s Law Which Continues To Infringe Rights Of Tennesseans And Other Citizens Be Purged From Our Laws. We Have An Obligation As Citizens, To The Fully Extent As Discussed By James Madison, To Compel Government To Remove These Infringements Or We Have The Duty To Move Forward As That Barrier Against Tyranny Of Domestic Government Which Function Lies At The Very Core Of The Type Of Governments That Founding Fathers Created And That Today’s Political Parties Work So Hard To Dilute.

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More Reasons Not To Rely On Tennessee’s Permitless Carry Law

Effective Yesterday, July 1st, A New Law Allows Some Individuals To Carry A Handgun In TN Without The Need For A Handgun Permit. However, The Tennessee Firearms Association Has Uncovered More Reasons Why Tennesseans Should Not Rely On The Law To Keep Them Out Of Trouble When Carrying A Firearm.

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