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In general, yes. But this law directly addresses the states and does not allow that. It is all in how the law is written.

Hi Rabbi. I am the Metro officer that stops by sometimes and let you look at the Sig 552 on one visit. Mr. Harris is correct. Officers cannot carry, under TN law, in establishments that sell alcohol unless they are on duty. The law is clear in that regard. It is not ambiguous. We can, however, carry in such establishments under federal law (Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, commonly referred to as H.R. 218).

I am glad you had a good time and I hope you and the one other new shooter I know was there come back. Maybe next time more TGO members can attend.

You have all brought yourselves down with your less than mature babble. If anyone is interested in good force on force training in TN, I would recommend Tactical Response.

Good review Titan Scout. It sounds like you learned form the scenarios and took away from them what was intended. That speaks volumes to the quality of instruction that is being provided by Tactical Response(TR). Force on force training can be an eye opener. I applaud you for taking the training and TR for providing it.

Come on guys. You will not melt. Unless your guns do not work in the heat, everything will be ok.

A drivers license query will return basic information such as name, address, date of birth, and license status. In addition to that there is a section titled Gun Carry Permit. It will either say none or valid. If the officer has an in car computer that information will be there for them to see. If dispatch has to run the drivers license, the dispatcher can either provide the carry permit information or the officer can ask for it. It has been that way for some time now. It is linked to the drivers license and not the vehicle license/registration.

Always carry an extra mag. The exception is when I am carrying a revolver. Then I will have two speed strips. I am an optomistic optomist.

Hello MidTNShooter. I am in Nashville and shoot at Gallitan Gun Club. I have been shooting an original M series Steyr since they first came out. When GSI sold everything to CDNN, I bought two more. There is a good chance I will get a new A-1 from CDNN.

The Steyrs are great guns. I have three of the original M series in 9mm. One has aprox. 23,000 rounds through it. Nothing else out there fits my hand better. They are more prone to the occassional breakage than a Glock. The drop safety on the one with 23,000 rounds has broken twice. It broke at aprox. 10,000 rounds and was replaced. The replacement part broke at aprox. 23,000 rounds. The gun continued to function in both instances. Information on steyrforum.com has confirmed my opinion that the drop safety is prone to breakage between 10,000 and 13,000 rounds. Other than the drop safety breaking they have preformed flawlessly.