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The only way you can get rid of that is to become a hermit.

I joined the TFA last week, and would challenge all of you to do the same. I am also an NRA life member. I expect the NRA will try and claim credit for this, but it seems more local to me.

As it is now labeled as the department of homeland security, I would assume it is a "federal" building?

Say it ain't so, Mike! You leaving us??!!?

I’ve spent a fair amount of time in Kentucky. They have constitutional carry. Somehow I’ve so far managed to avoid the constant hail of gunfire this lack of control supposedly brings.

And that, in a nutshell, is why we frown on yankees moving down here.

I've been looking for a tax write off.

I suppose my invitation got lost in the mail?

Do you realize people routinely carry without a permit now?

Many criminals are walking around with guns today. No law is going to change that. No permit is going to prevent that. Law abiding citizens having a legal option to defend themselves will help negate criminal intentions. It seems as if many people believe that for some odd reason, criminals tend to obey gun laws. I don't get it.

I understand this bill will be sponsored by the senate majority leader and the house majority leader. In political parlance, this means it is a done deal.

How convenient.

Permitless carry in Tennessee! This is why we elect conservatives.

Also, don’t overlook the 336. Every rifleman should have a 30-30 lever rifle. If you can find a nice old waffle top Marlin, a prize you’ll have. Further, a 39a makes a great rimfire companion.

You wouldn’t even believe me I’d I told you how accurate mine is with factory Magtech ammo. To the OP....my answer to your question is “both”.

My wife thinks that is my natural smell I guess.

Still awesome!!!

That is awesome!!!

Great thread, but you could show us the gun since this is a gun forum!

I usually have great interest in reading your posts. I don’t always agree with you, but you make me think. That’s a good thing. That being said, you are off the rails on this one. There’s no logical reason you or I should be liable for the criminal actions of someone who violated us.

Dave, you label me as a cop basher, and I've earned it, but this isn't a police issue. It is a court issue. If we as a society do not decide to actually punish criminals harshly, we will continue to get more of the same. I'd like to live in a society where locking one's doors is optional. That can happen again, but no one seems to have the stomach to fix the problem.

Anybody give any thought to doing something about thieves?

I regret I didn’t go watch a figure 8 race before they stopped them. I’ll bet that was entertaining.

I never heard a convincing reason why it tanked. They was grade work started for a dirt track and a couple of dragstrips as well. It looked to me like it had promise, then it was closed.

The state built a very nice access road to the racetrack in Wilson county. It provides access to US231 and 840. I couldn’t imagine a place easier to get in or out of. What am I missing?