A little confused

[Guest benrook88]

So far from what Fallguy posted this is what I got, I cannot carry my handgun into the local gas station if they sell beer... Unless they don't have the approved "No handguns allowed" marker. Oh, this state gets me every time.

[Fallguy]

So far from what Fallguy posted this is what I got, I cannot carry my handgun into the local gas station if they sell beer... Unless they don't have the approved "No handguns allowed" marker. Oh, this state gets me every time.

That is incorrect, you CAN carry your handgun into a local gas station if they sell beer. Unless they have a sign posted per 39-17-1359. (Re-read the first line in post 15)

The sign required per 57-3-204(e)(1) was never designed to prohibit carry, only warn of the consequences if you violated 39-17-1305. Since each was first established 39-17-1305 changed to allow carry in places that served packaged alcohol, but for whatever reason the powers that be forgot to change the 57-3-204(e)(1) law. But as I said there are bills to fix that.

[Volzfan]

OK Deleted

Edited February 16, 2010 by Volzfan

[Fallguy]

This is really a simple issue. Want to confuse everyone a little more then read this

Gun carry may still be legal in Tennessee restaurants serving alcohol

So can we carry into restaurants that serve alcohol? Good question.

New thread to discuss this issue started here http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/handgun-carry-self-defense/35308-gun-carry-may-still-legal-tennessee-restaurants-serving-alcohol.html

Let's try to keep this thread on the convenience store carry

[redneck]

If they don't want your money . Go somewhere else . IMHO If they post I don't spend a dime there .