The Iowa and Tennessee Constitutional Carry bills became effective on 1 July, 2021.
Iowa and Tennessee Constitutional Carry Laws Effective on 1 July, 2021
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Tennessee on the Brink of Strong Constitutional Carry
Tennessee is on the bring of passing a strong Constitutional Carry bill. The bill was amended to correct some issues with the original bill.
A Tale of Three Tennessee Bills – The Case for Constitutional Carry
Through a tip sent to AmmoLand News on Tennessee’s Constitutional Carry efforts, indicates one bill may not be all that it is cracked up to be. Overall we see progress for TN gun owners.
Tennessee on the Move Toward Constitutional Carry (HB0786/SB0765)
Tennessee appears ready to pass their version of Constitutional Carry. The Majority leaders in the House and Senate are on board. Governor Lee is strongly in favor of the Bill.
Does Tennessee Already Have Permitless Firearms Carry, & Not Know It?
There is an argument to be made that the Tennessee law already supports the Constitutional Carry of guns by citizens. The argument revolves around the three words, “other lawful activity”.
Virus Shutdown Threatens Constitutional Carry Bills in Tennessee
Constitutional Carry seemed a very good bet for Tennessee in 2020. Then the pandemic hit. It will take strong lobbying to revive chances for passage.
Constitutional Carry in Play 2020, Tennessee and Louisiana
Constitutional Carry bills are moving in Tennessee and Louisiana. It is likely 1-3 more states will restore Constitutional Carry in 2020.
Tennessee Governor Lee Promotes Constitutional Carry Bill in 2020
Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee announces he and legislative leaders will be introducing a Constitutional Carry bill for the 2020 legislature.
Black Bear Attack Stopped with .45 on Second Floor of Motel
A large black bear charged a Marine veteran on the second story of a Tennessee motel. The Marine had a .45; he was not injured, but he was charged with crimes.
Tennessee Reforms Firearm Law in 2019
Tennessee has passed some gun law reforms in 2019. They include a new, two tier concealed carry permit system and reform of the definition of an antique firearm.
Tennessee: Busy Week Ahead for Committees in the Volunteer State
On Tuesday, April 2, the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider gun control legislation. Senate Bill 1178 is legislation that could deprive you of your Second Amendment rights…
Can Gun Owners Expect Constitutional Carry From Bill Lee?
After eight years of seeing Governor Haslam’s administration oppose this legislation and many other pro-2nd Amendment bills, it is now beyond dispute that he, well, was not truthful with the voters.
It Is Time To Demand That GOP Primaries Be Closed In Tennessee
The GOP has repeatedly refused to close the primaries in Tennessee. This has repeatedly allowed Democrats, progressives, liberals and communists to vote in Republican primaries and influence those out
Stand On 2nd Amendment Best Indicator Of Truly Conservative Candidates
If these people want to claim to defend and understand the 2nd Amendment and want our vote then they should be expected to understand it.
NRA Endorses Representative Diane Black for Governor
Diane Black is the only Tennessee gubernatorial candidate with an “A” rating and perfect record on Second Amendment issues.
Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission Approves Air Powered Weapons
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission has announced that starting with the 2018 hunting season, big bore PCP air guns will be legal to hunt Deer, Elk, and Bear…
Tennessee Governor Candidates Ignoring Teacher Preferences On Carrying Firearms
Tennessee candidates need to talk to more teachers about whether they are willing to protect themselves, their students and their colleagues…
Tennessee: Pro-Gun Bills Scheduled for Committee Hearings this Week
House Bill 2208, sponsored by Rep. Coach Byrd (R-71), would allow private certified firearms instructors to train teachers, who are allowed, to carry a concealed firearm on school property…
Leadership Institute offers “Youth Leadership School” April 7 & 8 Nashville
Leadership Institute has shared with TFA that it is bringing a 2 day youth training course to Tennessee in April…
Tennessee Legislature Moves Closer To “Targeting” Rights Of Non-Violent Felons
Bill (SB2528 by Ketron and HB2254 by Sargent) is intended specifically to take rights away from nonviolent felons who have already served their time and completed their punishment. The question is why
Comments to Tennessee Regarding Expansion of Primitive Weapons Classification
Allowing these additional weapons to be used during the muzzle loader season would likely have a minor impact on the number of hunters.
Calls Needed To “Save” Tennessee 2nd Amendment Bills
There are two bills on notice for next week that are critical to the restoration of 2nd Amendment rights in Tennessee this year.
Barry’s Marital Vow-Breaking Consistent with Her Oath-Breaking Hypocrisy on Guns
What we should be concerned about is her oath, and repeatedly breaking it is also no “mistake.”
Be Wary of The Paid-For Claims of “Conservative” Candidates
In past elections, there were people in all demographic, economic, religious, and historical affiliations who could make a case for voting.
Hide Your Guns – the Establishment Legislature is Back in Town
The Tennessee General Assembly reconvenes today in Nashville. With it come hordes of lobbyists roaming the halls, looking for gun control.
Tennessee Firearms Association – Standing Firm for Liberty
Since 1995, Tennessee Firearms Association has stood in the gap to defend Tennesseans from the progressive encroachments of anti-2nd Amendment advocates.
Security Guard Shooting in Nashville Highlights Legal Confusion
A shooting by four security guards illustrates serious problems with the wording of Tennessee’s self-defense – “no retreat” statute.
Tennessee Supreme Court Adopts Conditional “No Retreat” Analysis
The Tennessee Supreme Court has issued a new opinion on the issue of when and under what circumstances the statutory “right” of self-defense is available.
Handgun Permit Holders “May” Carry in Tennessee’s Legislative Facilities
The Tennessee House and Senate have announced that handgun permit holders are going to be allowed to carry in the new legislative offices.
Rep. Charles Sargent Retirement – Another Step in “Draining the Swamp”
Rep. Charles Sargent, a Republican from Tenn. District 61, has announced that he will not seek re-election according to a story in the Williamson Herald.