monkeylizard

Yes.

  Yeah, the "anyone can carry in their vehicle" makes this muddy. BUT the officer did see the gun being carried away from the bike as the guy exited the store. That's PC in my book as that's a violation of 39-17-1307. He didn't need to come up with the "obscured tags" reason. Now had he not seen the guy exiting the store and had only seen a rider carrying OC, that's not PC as no law is being broken since anyone can carry in/on a POV.

Been hearing it for a while now, but they're still well stocked in all the ones I've been in lately. Could be a store manager or regional manager decision that you're seeing, so some may stop carrying them while others still do. Or it could actually finally be a corporate decision across all stores. Wally World is an interesting organization, for sure.

Southwest has non-stop flights to San Diego from Nashville. October would be a fine month to visit. It's Cali, so no guns, but it's a great city. Go sea kayaking at La Jolla, maybe get lucky and see the S.E.A.L.s training on the beach on Coronado. If the kids like theme parks, Disneyland is just up the road.   San Francisco is always in the top 10 best cities to visit. Alcatraz, Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Bridge. You can go inland for a day trip to Yosemite, and south for a day trip to Carmel by the Sea.   Yellowstone is a great choice. Reservations for hotels inside the park usually book up well in advance, so you'd better check right away and see if you can get lucky there. There are accommodations outside the park too, but Yellowstone Hotel and the Old Faithful Inn are pretty spectacular.   I hit the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado this summer and it was great. Estes Park should be snow free then. It's usually late October/November before they see snow, but the upper elevations in the park would likely have snow. Boulder would be snow free and has great outdoor adventure (hiking, mountain biking, etc.).

Just driving distance, or are you wanting to fly?

Ya dern fool! Get yer head back down inside that tank and close the hatch!

Shelves in most safes are plywood or particle board covered in fabric. 1/2" plywood will hold guns just fine.

It's normal for a health care provider to ask that at the beginning of the conversation. If you have a carrier they don't accept, then getting all your personal information and finding out what you need done is a waste of everyone's time, unless you happen to be able to pay 100% out of pocket which is unusual these days. I'd be more upset if they took the time to get my information, get the referring doctor's information, find out a good time for me to come in, then tell me "oh, sorry. we don't take XYZ insurance."   As for the location, you do know that some people live and work in different places, right? Depending on the time of day, an office near my work may be more convenient for me than an office near my home.

I'd like to know what gauge steel they used in the body. I don't see it on their site.

  No, no....If you shoot wildly, you'll be charged an additional $8 for every wild shot above their magic line.

Between now and a few weeks will be good. I start my leafy greens for a fall crop in mid August. If I cover them for light frost, I'll still be getting some lettuce and swiss chard into December.

I liked the class at GnL. If you're in Williamson Co., the Sheriff's dep't used to do classes too. Don't know if they still do.

  Yep! That's it. That car is so full of win, it hurts.   It's crazy though. What are the odds that a TGOer would own know this car?

  Yeah, I bet "he" does. Why don't you get us some pictures of "his" vehicle.

  I have bolded the relevant part of that statement.  :up:

  Yep. I think the flag pole installation was better engineered than the car.

It was missing several body panels, including the hood and front grill and bumper. Just an exposed radiator and engine up front.   What I love are the guy lines anchoring that flag pole. If you're going to fly a flag as big as your car at 65mph, it needs to be stable.

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Premiers August 23rd. It's time to start a thread for this show too. 

I saw you on I-40 this morning.

Yeah....a lot of our gun laws have changed over the past SIX YEARS.  :D

That law doesn't apply to LBL. It applies to lands managed by the state of TN. LBL is Corps of Engineers territory.   From the HandgunLaw link you provided, the bottom of page 5 is interesting.   They're basically saying "it's ilegal, but unless you give us a reason to care, we don't care."

FYI - LBL prohibits firearm posession other than for hunting in season and at their range.   From their FAQ page:

^^^^ This.

A federal building is not automatically off limits just because it's federal. They have to be posted in accordance with 18 USC 930. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/930 Not posted, not off limits per part (h ) of the law linked above.   USPS is covered under a different statute than other federal facilities, so they don't have to be posted. They're still off-limits. I don't know if VA facilities have their own special section of the law like the USPS and whether they have to be posted or not.   ETA: While that info about National Parks is correct, those buildings regularly occupied by rangers or other federal employees must be posted to be off-limits. The NPS is not special, like the post office. The NPS is generally pretty good about posting all of their buildings where rangers regularly work, as opposed to say a snack bar staffed by contractors which they generally don't post. While I wish we could carry in all buildings in the National Parks, I appreciate that they're dilligent about posting their buildings appropriately so we don't have to discern if a ranger works there or not.