Tennessee Conservative
On Friday, September 3, 2021, Tennessee Firearms Association Joined Gun Owners Of America And Other Conservative 2nd Amendment Advocacy Groups In Submitting An Amicus Brief To The United States Supreme Court In The Case Of w. Clark Aposhian V, Merrick Garland, Attorney General, Et Al. (No. 21-159).
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The Tennessee Firearms Association Annual Fundraising Dinner Auction Has Already Received Notable Support From Several Elected Officials In Tennessee As Sponsors Of The Event.
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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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The TN Firearms Association And 9 Other Similar State Organizations Filed An Amicus Brief To Support A Lawsuit By Gun Owners Of America Which Seeks To Have The ATF’s Administrative Reclassification Of “Bump Stock” Devices To Be Considered Machineguns And Thus Contraband.
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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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The Tennessee Firearms Association Legislative Action Committee Annual Meeting For 2021 Will Be Held On Saturday, September 4, 2021, 10:00am To Approximately 3:00pm.
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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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In The Next Week, There Will Be Many Social Media Posts About Tennessee’s New Permitless carry Law. Many Of Those May Promote The Idea That It Is No Longer A Crime To Carry A Handgun In Tennessee Because Of Constitutional Carry. That Assertion Is Wrong.
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