tnhawk

I got a 442 last spring and it's great for pocket carry.

It's difficult to believe the Senate would even consider a bill like this.

I haven't owned a lever action rifle before, but I'm considering a Henry rifle. One of my co-workers has had a Henry for years and recommends them.

I'd prefer 7.62, the 6.8 would be a good choice as well. Those making the decision for the military, will likely have never fired a rifle in their lives.

I haven't owned a lever action rifle before, but each time I see a Henry in a gun shop, I become more interested in getting one.

In the total costs of a hunting season, the bullet prices aren't that great.

That's the reason I could never own a pistol like this.

Your local politicians might have a few spare $$. They usually don't have any problem spending a few mil, if it'll get them another vote.

An hour drive to handle several pistols on a range, should be a good investment, considering the value of making the best choice in a pistol.

Nice looking pistol. It'll be interesting to hear a range report on it.

I'll guess that you are referring to TN laws concerning weapons. TN has many laws, on many subjects.

My search for a pocket carry pistol began with looking at an LCP. After several models of autos and revolvers, I finally decided on a 442.

Congrats on the EMP. You may have to try several holsters before you find the one that works best for you.

I received an education in a Government class, from a liberal "teacher" many years ago at San Jacinto College in Pasadena, TX. The grades were highly influenced by the instructor's personal political beliefs. I learned to do my research before signing up for a class, not after.

The range crowding is the reason I will not pay for a membership at RangeUSA. There are several other ranges I will use if RangeuSA has a long wait.

State Farm covers my guns with a rider on my home owners insurance. They are covered in the same manner as my scuba diving equipment and jewelry.

Congrats on a fine pistol!

I've gotten too old to run or fight. That don't leave many options, if I can't walk away.

If you didn't plan and initiate the circumstances, which placed in in fear of your life, it doesn't seem that the situation could be pre-meditated by you.

My first handgun was a used 19. I should have kept it.

Should I ever need the services of an attorney or a doctor, I don't want one who is practicing. You get what you pay for.

Guns and Ammo in Memphis

Welcome to TGO. As I'm at opposite corner of TN, I'm not much help on finding the local ranges and shops.

Formerly rich, after the lawyers get finished.

I had no problem getting a TN title on a rebuilt jeep several years ago, nor did the next owner of the vehicle.