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Does anyone know if it is legal to carry in or around Autozone Park? AutoZone Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Found my answer: PROHIBITED ITEMS In the interest of guest safety and enjoyment, AutoZone Park Management reserves the right to prevent certain items from being brought into AutoZone Park. The following includes, but is not limited to, items that are not allowed into AutoZone Park: 1. Alcohol beverages or illegal drugs 2. Non-alcohol beer 3. Food items 4. Glass bottles or cans 5. Ice chests or hard-sided coolers 6. Camera tri-pods 7. Sticks or clubs (including signs attached to sticks) 8. Fireworks 9. Bullhorns or other noisemakers 10. Confetti 11. Animals (except certified services dogs) 12. Beach balls or other inflatables 13. Bicycles 14. Skateboards or roller blades 15. Squirt guns or super soakers 16. Laser pointers 17. Weapons of any kind 18. Folding lawn chairs, beach style chairs, chaise lounges and lounge style chairs for guests holding a ticket in the TruGreen Bluff area. PERMITTED ITEMS 1. Baby formula, bottles and baby food 2. Medication or other special needs 3. Unopened, soft-sided containers of drinks such as small milk cartons, bottled water, juice boxes or pouches to be brought in only for special medical conditions 4. Cloth bags, soft packs, backpacks and baby bags (subject to search, must fit under seat) 5. Still and video cameras (see "camera and video equipment") 6. Binoculars 7. Seat cushions 8. Umbrellas (subject to size restrictions) 9. Baseball bats for the purpose of autographs (should be stored underneath the seats once the game begins) 10. Fold-up strollers (should be stored under your seat; larger strollers may be claim checked with your usher).

Also, what about the knowledge and skills you learn in the HCP class? I wouldn't want someone carrying around me if they didn't understand the laws regarding self defense, defense of a 3rd party, castle doctrine, etc..

I have to agree. Without a permit it also means that he or she may not be properly fingerprinted.

A pet peeve eh?

I went to RangeUSA for fingerprinting. They were very fast and I believe they did not charge because I took the HCP class with them as well. According to their wesbite the fingerprinting for handguns is open: Tuesday – Friday 11:00am – 7:00pm Saturday 11:00am – 5:00pm

That's a good analogy.

Wow, I have been leaving my gun in my car everytime I have been going into a bank.

Maybe the Obama Administration is suing because Obama was tired of being asked the very question: "Are you here legally?"

LOL

Thumbs up on the redesign.

I wasn't expecting that outcome.

I've been looking for the same type of gun, so thanks for posting this. Now I just have to figure out how to talk my wife into letting me have another gun. Remington Model 700 SPS Tactical

Let me google that for you

Sweet holster, I'm definitely going to check one out.

That may work. I've highlighted the part that is chafing.

Ha, yeah I have a couple of different holsters including leather and cloth, but the grip of the handle sticks out of the holster and that is what chafes. I didn't know if a gunsmith could smooth it out or if that would ruin the gun.

Most of the coupons she gets are from the Internet; however, the best coupons she gets are typically from the Commercial Appeal. I didn't know if anyone knew of gun-friendly alternative news paper/coupon sources.

I've seen multiple user's on forums posting that it is legal to carry in churches or "places of worship" in Tennessee; however, I am not able to find anything to back that up besides seeing posts about it. Do any documents exist stating it is okay for people with Tennessee handgun carry permits to carry in places of worship or is it that someone can carry because there are not documents which state he or she cannot?

The primary gun I carry is a Glock 27 .40. The Glock has an extremely rough grip which chafes whether I am carrying it on my back, in an ankle holster, or a cargo pocket. Does anyone else experience this with their Glock and are there any fixes besides carrying a different gun?

Greetings, This is my first time using this forum and I have multiple questions which I am hoping someone will not mind answering. I've noticed the Commercial Appeal appears to be anti-gun; however, my wife is a coupon clipper and alwas buys a Sunday paper for the coupons. Are there are any alternatives to the coupons that are in a Sunday's Commercial Appeal paper.