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Moving down to Knoxville area next Summer. Question: How do I go about getting a TN CCW? And am I allowed to transport my handguns into TN when I move if I have not gotten my CCW as of that time? I assume my rifles are not an issue? Thanks.

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No problems that I know of. Just don't transport them loaded and/or easily accessible to the driver.

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Welcome to The Great State of Tennessee. You'll be singing Rocky Top in no time.

As far as your guns go, leave them in New York. It's perfectly legal to bring them with you (there is no license for long gun or handgun ownership), but why bother. You can buy much better stuff here in Tennessee (you know you want an AR-15 or an NFA weapon)!!!!

Handgun Carry Permits (not CCW, you can open carry with one)are relatively easy to get because we're a must issue state (the burden of proof that you are not qualified lies on the government, not vice versa). You just have to take the class, submit your application and fee, get your finger prints and wait (usually less than 90 days but sometimes a little more).

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Just what we need, another damn yankee. ;)

I am just kidding with you. Welcome to Tennessee. I hope you like it, we all do.

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Thanks guys. So it's perfectly legal for me to own and keep my handguns on my property without a license? In NY one needs to obtain a pistol license before being allowed to purchase any handguns (or as I prefer to call them "sidearms").

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Thanks guys. So it's perfectly legal for me to own and keep my handguns on my property without a license? In NY one needs to obtain a pistol license before being allowed to purchase any handguns (or as I prefer to call them "sidearms").

That would be correct. My boss' son-in-law lives up there and just had to go through the whole process in order to buy a handgun. Took him over a year or so, and all he really wanted was the ability to keep one in his home. Down here things are much more relaxed, there's no way I could ever live in NY.

And welcome to TGO.

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Think I'm gonna like Tennessee! I love New York, but it can be tough on the normal Americans up here! ;)

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Think I'm gonna like Tennessee! I love New York, but it can be tough on the normal Americans up here! ;)

That's why you'll be singing Rocky Top!!!! Now, your duty, when you come to Tennessee, is to not complain about things not being the same as it is in New York. We openly welcome our northern brethren, but not if they try to change who we are.

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I have no intention of changing anyone, and hope no one has any intention of changing me. Love my 1911s, Garands, '03s, and Lee-Enfields! BTW I thought northeastern TN was Union territory?!;)

(I think this forum doesn't like my posts as I'm still at zero!)

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I have no intention of changing anyone, and hope no one has any intention of changing me. Love my 1911s, Garands, '03s, and Lee-Enfields! BTW I thought northeastern TN was Union territory?!:)

(I think this forum doesn't like my posts as I'm still at zero!)

Now that ain't no way to be talkin, lest'n yer wantin to feud. But I'd be o.k. with ya if you wear this here elephant suit I got over in Erwin and smack around a few kids. Just fer some funnin around. What'cha say ol' buddy?;)

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Welcome. As has been said, no licenses required to purchase or own pistols here in TN. No waiting periods or mag capacity limits either. TN Handgun Carry Permits are easy to come by. Just take the required class (prices vary), apply at a driver's license station ($115), get your prints taken, and wait a few weeks and you'll receive it in the mail. If you're eligible to buy a gun, chances are you're eligible to get a TN HCP. TN is a "shall issue" state, which means unless there is a specific reason you cannot have a HCP, then you will be approved. Good luck and hope you enjoy your stay.

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Welcome. As has been said, no licenses required to purchase or own pistols here in TN. No waiting periods or mag capacity limits either. TN Handgun Carry Permits are easy to come by. Just take the required class (prices vary), apply at a driver's license station ($115), get your prints taken, and wait a few weeks and you'll receive it in the mail. If you're eligible to buy a gun, chances are you're eligible to get a TN HCP. TN is a "shall issue" state, which means unless there is a specific reason you cannot have a HCP, then you will be approved. Good luck and hope you enjoy your stay.

That's just what I needed to know. Thanks.:eek:

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Welcome from a fellow escapee from the People's Republic.

Get out of there fast!! Was just looking at the NRA-ILA site on the upcoming anti-gun bills for NY. Glad I left. Re-discover your freedoms! (and also cheap gas, cheap electric, etc...) :drama::eek:

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Howdy and Welcome to Tennessee and TGO :eek:

No premit to buy, you can carry them in your vehicle with ammo and firearms seperated/unloaded.

You may also carry on your property without a permit.

A permit now requires a class by a state qualified instructor, DMV visit for paperwork and picture, fingerprinting and wait on issue of Handgun Carry Permit (HCP).

Class will cost different depending on where and who gives it, $115 for DMV visit and fingerprints, fingerprints are done at a non-government location, and up to 90 days for issue.

Same picture for drivers license and HCP also same number.

I do hope you enjoy your move to Tennessee.

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Welcome from a fellow escapee from the People's Republic.

Get out of there fast!! Was just looking at the NRA-ILA site on the upcoming anti-gun bills for NY. Glad I left. Re-discover your freedoms! (and also cheap gas, cheap electric, etc...) :drama::eek:

Yeah, read that too. You know if you removed NYC from the rest of the state NY would be a "red state" and not too different than TN. But that is just wishful thinking I guess.

Howdy and Welcome to Tennessee and TGO :D

No premit to buy, you can carry them in your vehicle with ammo and firearms seperated/unloaded.

You may also carry on your property without a permit.

A permit now requires a class by a state qualified instructor, DMV visit for paperwork and picture, fingerprinting and wait on issue of Handgun Carry Permit (HCP).

Class will cost different depending on where and who gives it, $115 for DMV visit and fingerprints, fingerprints are done at a non-government location, and up to 90 days for issue.

Same picture for drivers license and HCP also same number.

I do hope you enjoy your move to Tennessee.

Thanks for the vehicle information. I'll make the big move, & apply for my CCW when I get my drivers license. I see I won't have any problems moving to TN. Moving back to NY if it ever comes to that won't be so easy. I get the impression that reacquiring my NY Pistol license will be hell on earth.

Guest Guntotn
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Welcome and you'll love it here...we have alot of New Yorkers here

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