Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Maybe I shoulda moved to Tennessee instead, years ago.....

This is from the Tennessee Firearms Association:

The person must be at least 21 years old (or for those in the military or honorably discharged from the military, at least 18 years old);
The person must “lawfully” possess a “handgun” (you cannot carry a rifle, shotgun or a handgun with a barrel of 12 inches or more, see TCA § 39-11-106(a)(18), under the Governor’s bill);
The person must be “in a place where the person is lawfully present”
The person has never been convicted of the misdemeanor crime of stalking under TCA § 39-17-315
The person has not had one or more DUI’s in the last 5 years;
The person has not had two or more DUI’s in the last 10 years;
The person has never been “adjudicated as a mental defective, judicially committed to or hospitalized in a mental institution pursuant to title 33, or had a court appoint a conservator for the person by reason of a mental defect”;
The person is not otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm by 18 USC § 922(g) as it existed on January 1, 2021.

Amen Brother!

I think there is a law in Illinois, Ohio, NY, Mass., pretty much the mid-west and East Coast. That you must marry off at least one child to someone in Texas or send them to Texas for work.

In California when you retire or relocate for work Texas is on the list you must move too.

As is everyone. They are fleeing that state like rats off of a sinking ship, and trying to turn wherever they land into CA.

Just like the muzzies.

You live and breath in the Belly of the Beast.

Most of Kommiefornia, land wise, is not Culturally Leftist.

Neighbor two doors down, retired sheriff deputy, just sold out and move to Tennessee. Listed his house and accepted a cash offer 7 days later at above his asking price.

Bought some hill country acreage and is building him a compound.

Hated to see him leave the neighborhood.

Tennessee got themselves a fire breathing patriot when things go sideways.

Same story everywhere in the US. The real enemies are urbanization and culture rot.

Tennessee isn't immune to it any more than any other state. Nashville and Memphis are already lost. In my state, Louisville and Lexington are lost.

We are just 25 years or so behind California.

Thanks. I saw those and personally don't have a problem with those restrictions. Maybe you can educate me as to why we should have a problem with any of those restrictions.

I had great fun there for the few years I was around TX. I really enjoyed it.

I suppose if you don't mind paying out the ass just to go hunting. Then there's the 100+ degree temperatures to deal with, wetbacks all over the place, nasty spiders, sakes and scorpions and from what I hear thorns on everything. Oh yeah, and no white Christmases. Yeah, sounds just great but no thanks.

The company my dad worked for sent him down there for the summer one year, He fuggin hated it and couldn't wait to get out of there.

I'll donate about half of Los Anchorage to TN, but I get to pick which ones go.

Cool

We’ll send you 1 million groids from Memphrica, and 200,00 white guilt fàggots from Nashville-Davidson Metro

It's how Planned Parenthood makes the big bucks.

Very true. It ain’t for everyone. I wish more had your outlook, BH. And I’m being serious. Everyone has their dream of where they want to be. And I know you are thankful that you are where you are! 👍

Ahhhhh.....

Those all seem pretty reasonable IMO.

And ya left out the part where theft of firearm changed from a misdemeanor IIRC with a max of 30 days into a felony with a mandatory min of 6 months IIRC.

You think that right their might be a step in the right direction in making most of the groids getting caught with stolen guns in TN,s Big cities into felons.

I do.
I see the purpose of it.

I see the purpose of the ones you listed also.
The DUI stipulations are overboard though with a broad brush stroke.
They should have applied that more in line with the habitual offender code.

Yep. Not everybody gets to live where they want. Those that do should be very thankful.

Being a strict constitutuonalist, I believe any infringement upon the right to keep and bear arms is unconstitutional. I understand not all agree with me but I stand firm at least ideologically. The law can be improved upon but is better than nothing.

I think you just may on to something there, Bob.

I'll kick in another 50k tattooed up, purple butch cut ,heavy gunted lesbians from the east region and prius and Subaru driving pretentious Yankees from the colleges.

no trades. I'm magnanimous that way.