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lol you had someone offer you some jews?

From the bill, found here  :   SECTION 1. Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 39-17-1351( B), is amended by adding the following language to the end of the subsection:   The holder of a valid handgun carry permit issued pursuant to this section shall have the same rights, privileges, and prohibitions regarding the carrying of firearms, as permitted by state law, of any law enforcement officer, as defined in § 39-17-1350(d), who is not engaged in the actual discharge of official duties.   SECTION 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2015, the public welfare requiring it.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Given Matheny's current positioning in the eyes of the leadership, I'd hazard a guess that this one has less chance than the proverbial snowball...but it is an interesting approach.

Here are some photos taken in 1956 in rural indiana...Local police going to the local school to educate children on firearms...What a novel idea.. I miss America.......... http://time.com/3688072/portraits-of-schoolkids-learning-firearm-safety-in-rural-indiana-1956/

No, that’s not how it works. If the material can be identified it is either returned to the owner or seized as evidence. I wouldn’t pay the scrap yard a dime, and if I was the responding Officer they would give the name of who brought it in or they would be arrested also. Sounds like someone is giving you a BS story.

As far as I am concerned, all pro, no con.  A lot depends on what you want to use it for.  I wouldn't want to conceal carry it, but for an all around pistol, they are probably my favorite in the price range.

Safe commute was never about "carrying" on the owner's property, simply an act of "keeping" inside one's "castle" as determined already by the State via 39-11-611, out of sight, unhandled, yet available for use if necessary for the trip home to wherever (or wherever to work), as the SCOT determined in Andrews v. State:   "The right to keep arms, necessarily involves the right to purchase them, to keep them in a state of efficiency for use, and to purchase and provide ammunition suitable for such arms, and to keep them in repair. And clearly for this purpose, a man would have the right to carry them to and from his home, and no one could claim that the Legislature had the right to punish him for it, without violating this clause of the Constitution. (Article 1 § 26)" Now before Dave jumps in to tell me we have LOST the Right to wear/bear arms in Tennessee under the 1871 "intent to go armed" clause, I do not disagree, but, this is not about wearing/bearing arms, it is about "keeping' them in our own castle as defined by Statutory law in Tennessee, and I have seen nothing that says I may not keep them.   The issue has been beat to death, and is moot, as the current TCA allows business owners to deny the Citizens ability to keep a firearm in their private vehicle, using the ability of a worker, ( and spare me JayC about quitting a job if you don't like your current employer's rules, with nearly 20% real unemployment, one must hit their knees if they have a job in today's economic environment) to feed their families as the cudgel to enforce their will.

This is a good bill that gives handgun carry permits the fix that we need.  You then can carry in parks, no guns locations, schools, etc. without worrying about weapons charges.  Of course you can be asked to leave, but that is a whole lot better than the situation now.

Obama dies and goes to hell. Satan says, here's no room but you ain't leaving so I'm gonna let one person go and since I'm the king of making deals, I'll let you decide who I let go and you can take their place. Room one, Al Gore getting fried by the sun with no ozone protecting him. ...Obama says, no not this one. Room two, Ted Kennedy drowns in a pool of alcohol. ...no, not this one. Room three, Bill Clinton is kicked back smoking a cigar while Monica lewinsky is under his desk doing what she does best. He's got a million dollar smile on his face. ...Obama says, oh I'll take this one. Ole devil grins and says..." Okay Monica, your free to go."

You'll most likely get by with the 3 die set, but I gotta say the FCD is great. No chance of a round that won't chamber. For me, it's worth the extra step.

I'm posting this early to get the word out.   I would like to invite All Veterans to come out and shoot the Outlaw Steel Match on February the 28th Free of charge.   Round count around 100 and as always bring extra.   This is a terrific challenge and is super fun. Steel is instant gratification.   I'll set the stages to be fast and easy. We will keep the Polish Plate Racks pinned.   :usa:

Three Rooms in Hell   A guy dies and is sent to Hell. Satan meets him, shows him doors to three rooms, and says he must choose one spend eternity in. In the first room, people are standing on their heads on brick floor The guy says "no, let me see the next room." In the second room, people are standing on their heads on a wooden floor. The Guys says that is better, but says no again. Finally, Satan opens the door to the third room. People are standing with shit up to their knees, drinking coffee and eating danish pastries. The guy says, "I pick this room." Satan says okay and starts to leave, and the guy wades in and starts pouring some coffee. On the way out Satan yells, "O.K., coffee break's over. Everyone back on your heads!"  

it spans the globe.

That was great. I've always been a fan of his music. I don't care where he stand politically, nor do I care how he feels about the South and those who live here. I have this uncanny ability to separate the two.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMIG0u21d5Q

How about ... Stop doing stupid stuff that makes the cops want to shoot you.

.......everybody pulled their weight....Gee our old Lasalle Ran great.......Those were the days!!!!!

It was a very nice meet up and enjoyable. We should do it more often, need other from the area to join in.

  just another leftist, not much to tell.  Very vocal about being a libtard, and has said some very uncomplimentary things about conservatives/southerners/others.   Basically, a jerk.  A whiny one.

That patina adds to the value :)

I think he does a good job   https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=H6otmy3DAK8

One of my favorite movies... :D

That should apply to all gun owners’ not just HCP holders. My gun privileges as a cop were the same on duty as they were off duty; that would be even better. Sorry, I’m just tired of the “baby steps” mentality. Illinois could be a Constitutional carry state before Tennessee the ways things are going.

Any new shooters coming for  the "class", you will need a safe working firearm and ammo. A holster, gun rug or bag to put your gun in.  Eye and ear protection.   The weather keeps getting better and looks great for Saturday.

Very nice looking...

I'd think that the local news would be interested in this story.

or maybe the police just don't care.   I am sure they feel there are bigger fish to fry than a thieving pillhead.      I would not be surprised if the scrap yard knew it was stolen.   Pawn shops know when they are dealing with a thief and they don't care.

I sent the representative an email of support with a cc to my rep asking him to get on board with revising posting laws. If we all did the same, maybe it would help. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That isn't what happened in Ferguson. Isn't that what a taser is for?

If I thought the Oligarchy was in sufficient disarray, I would agree...and, they may be and the bills will have a successful foray through the LP.  However, I suspect that one of the reasons Haslamacare was pushed to the extraordinary session was, in fact, in anticipation that there was a possibility of failure with going the resolution route...and having that happen in an extraordinary session could give opportunity to bully through other better-camouflaged legislative efforts towards the goal.  I would speculate that the admin will be working tirelessly behind the scenes (despite his "well, I guess we're done" pressers) to both punish those who led efforts to defeat the resolution (by hamstringing most-to-all of their sponsored legislation, for starters) while simultaneously baiting legislators with various back-scratching "deals" for their souls.  I trust King Billy (and his political and legislative "buds") perhaps even less than the Obasm...and, as WM points out, there is now a wounded, vindictive bear afoot.  A wounded vindictive bear with very lofty aspirations.

Not anger, but the pinnacle reason for my dislike for him is his song, Southern Man, because he stereotypes all men in the South as racists who are cracking whips at the black folks. I was raised in Kansas City, MO and knew many people from further North, and I see more racism in the Northern white man than I have ever seen in the Southern white man.

      Were you trying to sell German guns again? :rofl:

A bet at the same time all the girls were getting a sewing machine demonstration or lessons in cake making.

  You missed something there...   I've always thought he was incredibly over rated as a singer and guitar player. He's a good song writer, I'll give him that but he's still a jerk.

Yes enjoyed the fellowship and breaking bread with everyone and look forward to getting together for a range day or another round of sharing stories.

Given today's demise of Haslamacare, this bill likely has the wrong sponsors to go anywhere except the dung heap.  Hell, it has the wrong intent to go anywhere else, either, now that King Billy got a thumb in the eye.  You can bet dollars to donuts that this one, Nicely's SB0207 (valid HCP instead of a TICS check for firearms purchase), Kelsey's SB0070 and Green's SB0149 will be "flagged" by the administration, and extraordinary pressures will be brought to kill them in committees, if they ever even make it that far.  Same goes for their House correlates.

Yeah, it was a good turn out, good company and great fellowship. The food and service were good to. I really enjoyed meeting everyone and if the right weekend combination comes along would love to go to the range with everyone. I also hope we can work out something on getting together at least a couple of times a year for meals again. And BTW Ted's not a hippie but a hybrid Yippee who smiles a lot and drinks coffee... <grin> 

No in the 1st one he doesn't want any gun that holds less than 10 rounds.....aka Glock 26 or M&P Shield.

  Ha, my cousin almost traded his not very old 4-wheeler for a Mosin. The firearm owner had convinced him it was an extremely rare Russian sniper rifle.  I will admit I only saw pictures and did not have the firearm in hand, but it looked liked a standard 91/30 to me.    My cousin was convinced to make the trade, but took a second and contacted me first. He walked away from the guy laughing when I told him the approximate value, even if it was a Sniper Mosin Bud's sells them for around $500ish from what I saw at the time.

You are correct as usual sir.  I have just had a permit for so long that I forget that not everyone does.

Wyoming is a Constitutional carry state; Tennessee is not. You can’t create gun free zones in a state where it’s illegal to carry a gun. Until Tennessee recognizes carry as an individual 2nd amendment right; they don’t get to say squat about gun ban signs.

More on this Web group please, link?

I have to respectfully disagree with you on the parking lot issue.  Businesses have a right to keep their business gun free if they so choose, but the parking lot?  I don't buy it!  By making your workers not able to store their weapons in their vehicle you are effectively disarming them for the majority of their lives.  Many workers spend more time at or in route to/from work than at home, and many run errands before or after work.  If you or your business really cared for the safety and welfare of your workers you would support this bill.  If they were to be talking about private residences then I could see the issue since nobody HAS to visit.  And what about the customers?  Are they also subject to arrest if a gun is locked away in their car?  Is the parking lot posted?

  That's impressive!!

  I have this one on an AR and I like it pretty good. With the tube off, it does a lot better job of keeping the muzzle on target (as you'd expect). I think it works best with the tube on. It seems much quieter and throws a cool looking fireball out the front. I'm definitely buying another.

I saw on one fb page a guy said a friend was shooting nosler ballistic tip 7mm-08 and it was foggy and when the bullets went through the fog it made the bullets explode. Lmao A buddy of mine saw the comment and we still laugh at it or send each other warnings on foggy mornings. He summed it up pretty good. He said "you know if people are that daggum stupid maybe being anti-gun makes sense. I don't want to be grouped in with people like that"

There is always that one tard that f&cks it up for the rest.

Building one is a lot more fun than buying one...!

I personally have run into this problem more than once, every time it was with an rcbs die. My first one was a .223 bolt action I took that die to a machine shop and has .020 removed from the die. I thought it was an extremely tight chamber,  works perfectly now. The next one was a .30-06, same problem with  that one. Bolt lacked a little bit of closing once again had .020 removed worked fine spoke with rcbs after this they informed me it must be an isolated problem, you know me being the only one with such a problem. I must not have learned my lesson so I got a set of .308 dies guess what same old problem once again so I returned those to midwayusa and ordered a set of Dillon .308 worked great straight out of the box. the last time was just a few months ago with a set of .270 dies that I took to a buddys work and put in a lay and removed .020 . I will not be buying anymore rcbs dies everything else rcbs seems to be fine just some quality control with the dies. a friend of mine that lives out of state has had this same problem on multiple times as well. hope this helps you and also hope rcbs gets its act together and once again produces the dies I know they can, because they have in the past.

That's how I felt when I was younger. I used to call it a "speed tax". I got older pretty quick. Last time I got a ticket was over a decade ago, and that was less about speeding and more about me not paying attention to the speed limit in an unfamiliar area, and I was droned out from a long drive. I see no benefit to speeding. The amount of time saved by speeding is marginal, and doesn't make sense when doing a cost/benefit analysis. It baffles me when I meet folks who are my age and complain about being pulled over all the time. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk