Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Firearms Association Joined As An Amicus Party, Or “Friend Of The Court” With The Second Amendment Foundation In The Case Of New York State Rifle And Pistol Association, Inc.
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Tennessee Firearms Association Seeks To Intervene In Federal Case Involving Overreach By ATF When It Redefined A Bump Stock As A Machine Gun.
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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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As Of June 20, There Are 1,930 Counties “Protected By Second Amendment Sanctuary Legislation At Either The State Or County Level,” Representing 61% Of 3,141 Counties And County Equivalents In All 50 States And The District Of Columbia.
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Texas Has Joined 21 States Led By The Attorneys General Of Louisiana, Arizona And Montana In An Amicus Brief Filed With The U.S. Supreme Court. The Multistate Coalition Is Asking The Court To Uphold Hawaiians’ Second Amendment Rights To Bear Arms…
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Marsha Blackburn Rebuked Bureau Of ATF Nominee Chipman’s Agenda For Defying The U.S. Constitution During A Senate Judiciary Committee Confirmation Vote As Members Of The U.S. Congress Are Urging The Federal Government To Withdraw A Rule Change They Say Targets Veterans And Hurts Law-Abiding Gun Owners.
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Democratic Leaders Claim New Gun Law In Tennessee Will Lead To A Spike In Gun Violence Once It Takes Effect On July 1. However, Statistics From Other States That Have Issued Similar Laws Do Not Back Up The Claim.
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The Tennessee Firearms Association Recommends That People Get Or Keep The Tennessee Enhanced Handgun Permit Rather Than Relying On The Governor’s New Permitless Carry Bill That Goes Into Effect On July 1, 2021.
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The Tennessee Legislature Was Able To Work Through A Full Session In 2021 Without Too Many Of The Problems Being Attributed To Covid-19. The Year Had Significant Hopes As At Least Three Bills Were Pending Which Addressed Either Permitless Carry Or Something Much More Desirable And Closer To Real Constitutional Carry. TFA Tracked 53 Bills In 2021 Of Which 20 Were Enacted Into Law. Of Those 20, Only A Few Are Likely Of Interest To Most Firearms Owners And Conservatives.
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On Wednesday, June 2, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Signed Permitless Carry Into Law. The Signing Took Place In Gallatin At Beretta, A Firearm Manufacturer.
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