Dylan

Beeler v. Long - Firearms Policy Coalition According to the FPC website it appears that an agreement has been reached and the state will soon have to start processing permits for people 18-20 years old, but while reading this I noticed it stated "At least 18 years old or older. (In April 2021, the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) sued the state of Tennessee for prohibiting 18- to 20-year-olds from carrying a concealed firearm in public or from obtaining a permit, stating that these restrictions were unconstitutional. On Jan. 23, 2023, Attorneys for the state of Tennessee entered into an agreed order in federal court with the FPC. The order stipulates that the state’s restrictions were unconstitutional and that they will no longer be enforced. The order immediately went into effect)." Does this mean that constitutional carry has been in effect for people 18-20 years old since the original order? Or is this website mistaken?

18 days is sooner than I thought.

Hey, is there a way I can track the status of this? I've been periodically checking for updates and all I can find is articles on the court order itself from when it was announced.

Welp, ordered a holster and an EDC belt anyway. Gives me some time to get some training drawing from inside the waistband while I wait for the state to recognize my rights.

Is it effective immediately? Can I apply for a permit right now?

Looking for an outdoor range where you can get some training in. Preferably a flat or open range to just setup targets and run some drills. The only range I've been able to find that kind of fits this is the one ran by the Norris police department. Haven't checked it out for myself yet, but if anybody has been there, how busy is it, and how is it for someone looking to do stuff that isn't just static/bench shooting? Also, any other spots would be nice to know about.

Do you think this bill is likely to be passed?