titan14

How cool would it be for her to do NASCAR?...sweet!...

yum yum yum

Give him SIX!!!!!!!

Gut,Drag,Work

Oh My God!

no worries bro!

Why ask me?

This thread sucks.

Please lock thread?

Lock this thread!

Naifeh?

see my post above....if the individual state has "reciprocity" with TN or if the individual state "recognizes" a TN permit...you can carry....all of these "agreements" still stand no matter what the federal government says......well... for now anyway

No...the "STATES" reciprocity agreements still stand....

NugENT for presidENT!!!!!!!!!! and he puts on a damn good show...did security for him once in Johnson City....you should have seen the looks on peoples faces when he set his guitar on fire then shot it dead center with his compound bow....it was very very cool.....

Does anyone else see this as a very very very VERY SMALL percentage????? Why can't these idiots SEE this???????

Name of Park: All Parks City or County: Church Hill Results of vote: Carry allowed Published July 21st, 2009 CHURCH HILL — By a vote of 5-2 Tuesday, the Church Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen decided against opting out of a state law that will allow people with carry permits to bring handguns into public parks. A law recently adopted by the Tennessee General Assembly that lifts a previous ban on handguns in public parks takes effect on Sept. 1. But the state law also gives city and county governments the option of passing a resolution maintaining a handgun ban within their own jurisdiction. On Monday, the Hawkins County Commission will consider a resolution maintaining the handgun ban in parks, as did the Church Hill BMA Tuesday evening. Prior to passage of the state law, citizens outside of law enforcement, the military and a few other exceptions were not allowed to carry handguns into public parks regardless of whether they had a carry permit. “The legislature has approved the practice of persons with handgun permits to have them on their person in the city park,” City Attorney Chris Raines said. “This (proposed resolution) prohibits them from carrying them in the park. State law already says if you do not have a handgun carry permit, you’re not supposed to go armed. That’s the crime of going armed.” Alderman Bill Killen was most vocally opposed to the resolution during Tuesday’s discussion, noting that opting out of the state law would be limiting the rights of local citizens. “If we pass this, we’re telling the people of Church Hill who have a carry permit they cannot carry their gun in our park, and I’m frankly not in favor of that,” Killen said. Aldermen Tom Kern and B.D. Cradic voted in favor of maintaining the handgun ban in parks, although Kern admitted that he could see both sides of the issue. Kern said he is concerned that the ban creates too much control, which he opposes. Kern also said he hopes that people with a gun permit will be sensible about where they take it. Mayor Dennis Deal said he would be concerned about seeing a person at a Little League game with a pistol on their hip. “I really believe that someone who would go through the process of getting a handgun permit would have enough decency not to have a gun on their hip (during a Little League game),” Deal said. “Those are law-abiding citizens.”

Aside from the auburn stuff;).........nice job bro!

How 'bout a price also...

None, of the 6 of us, even had a sip of an alcoholic beverage.

Colt 1911...well.......just about ANY 1911

+1...the cops around here don't give a rat's ass about stuff like this....all they would say is "well, we'll patrol there more often, thank you, bye"

I've seen a guy there also, but, the one I have seen is older and without a backpack....this town is getting worse for this kind of ....starting to irritate me........grrrrrrr

Way to go SUE!!!!!!!!......proud of ya gal!

+1...I use it for my 9mm and 45 target loads.....

I do believe you are correct....maybe the '09....not sure on that though.