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You'll notice I was asking. I believe Oh Shoot has it right.

I know I'm picking nits here, but are you required to actually ask these questions? I thought you were only required to not make the sale of you have knowledge of the buyer being ineligible.

My point is: how do you know who's carrying? I can't prove it, but I believe I know more people who carry a handgun without a permit than carry one with a permit. Mandating anything regarding this is little more than a feel good measure. I'm mostly concerned with criminals. How do you propose we train them in the safe handling of firearms?

Assuming I have no reason to believe you are NOT a resident of this state or ARE a felon, and assuming you have no reason to believe this of me, I hand you cash and you hand me a firearm; or vice versa. We also need to be at least 18 years of age if I'm not mistaken. Legally, this is what is required for a Tennessee resident to sell a firearm to another Tennessee resident.

I happen to like church, but I'll be damned if I think the government should be mandating you go to one, or which one, or whatever. The straw man "nit wit" you're scared will shoot you isn't likely to become a genius after attending a training course. In fact, he isn't real likely to make any attempt to get a carry permit. Guess what! He still has a gun in his pocket; legal or not.

Like em or not.....they are THE reason you don't hear about "President Elect Clinton" on the news constantly.

I'm glad you mentioned the change. I thought it was just cheap beer causing my confusion.

Too soon?

Craigslist and LSN have served me well. Craigslist seems to have more traffic.

Welcome back....let's see the toys!

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I feel I've done more than my fair share of removing guns and ammo from the streets.

Here's the b.s. part of your argument. Do you seriously think these people give a damn whether or not they have a "right" to do something? If government is the answer, I don't like the question.

Tie a rope around the deer's head and to the back of your 4 wheeler and drag it. Much easier than wrestling it up on a 4 wheeler rack.

It appears Palmetto State Armory thinks I should get a divorce for Christmas!

If those folks had hit as many deer with a vehicle as I have, they'd be buying you ammo instead of calling the cops.

Sounds like you need to move back to New York. The guy who taught our carry permit class pointed a cocked and loaded 1911 at the entire class. You aren't going to fix stupid. Training is a great idea, but I don't find anything in the second amendment about a permit.

So, where do you get em?

Man! I sure miss Tim Wilson.

Hope you have a great Thanksgiving too, Doug!

Happy Thanksgiving to you, David, and give that little girl a big hug for all of us!

http://fox59.com/2016/11/21/103-year-old-man-may-be-countrys-oldest-hunter/ Now that's just cool!

When I click "buy it now", the price is $0. If ya'll find out exactly where he's at, or how to buy one, I'm interested.

I'm glad I took off this week. The butcher shop was full, so I'm still processing this thing. There's a LOT of meat on this one! I didn't have anywhere to weigh it, but I believe it's nearing if not over 200 lbs field dressed.