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I found that for summer carry, nothng beats a nice leather fanny pack. Easy to put on and goes ok with shorts..

I am thinking / worried that Ramsey will kill the bill when they go to full committee. Pretty bizarre behavior yesterday in the subcommittee...

They are fun to shoot. I have one from 1927 and it is a neat old gun..

My son-in-law did some trading this weekend and ended up with a barrett 50 cal. The club I belong to does not allow it. Any suggestions on places to shoot in NE TN? thanks, Bill

YEah, PA used to be pretty light when I got mine, it was a County Sheriff process with a limited background check, 3 references, and a one hour visit with a local deputy.

Back in 2007, when I tried to get a PA HCP carried over, the website indicated it was a renewal but the Dept wanted me to through a new application. After a new application and class, I have mine. Won't ever let it expire!

Read today about this speech by the Lt Governor: The Lieutenant Governor also made an impassioned statement supporting the rights of Tennesseans with permits to carry a weapon to be able to carry the weapon – in a locked car – onto an employer’s private parking lot. He acknowledged business owner concerns with private property rights and liability but felt that the right to carry the weapon was paramount and that the other issues “could be addressed.” Bill

I have a sigma 9mm and got used to it. Reliable and able to do the job. Not a target pistol however. Either one woudl be fine just pick the one that best fits. The 9mm woudl be easier for the misses to shoot.

I used to carry it in a fanny pack with a spare magazine. It worked well.

I have both and found that for plinking, go for the Mosin, for hunting, I found more selection in bullet type on the Mauser.

How was LFD 2 compared to the oiriginal? I really liked the first one.

Agreed, will wait for one as eventually they will be around...

why not a .45 model?

No thoughts on the new Ruger 1911? Reviews have been pretty good and I am looking to get one.

I agree with Mike.357...

I've got a marlin in .410 and it is fun to shoot and make a good small game gun. Hold a decent number of rounds. Not many folks like them though.

try Gunrunners in Tri Cities, I think they may have some.

The article about getting help from citizens was interesting as well.

My Taurus 94 is fun to shoot but is taking a long time to break in. It is pretty acccurate for the 5 inch barrel.

I carry one with a fobus tactical paddle holster and a fanny pack in the summer...

Hey, thanks for attending and wish it were closer.

So, is the bill going to survive?

new Ruger in the house.....

I'm in for one....

Saw this recently but not sure what it means. Legislative Leaders Commit to Business Friendly Compromise to Guns in Parking Lots This week the House Judiciary Committee passed a proposal, HB 2021 by Rep. Josh Evans (R-Greenbrier) that as amended will allow for civil immunity for any employer who chooses to allow guns onto their parking lots. The bill will still allow for the property rights of business to maintain a posting but is designed to encourage businesses to allow workers to leave weapons in locked cars in company parking lots. The Business community appreciates the work of House and Senate members especially Rep. Josh Evans to ensure that the bill will not be compromised to take away private property rights. We encourage you to contact members and thank them for their support of private property rights. Recently, our business members have brought to our attention publications by many research organizations including the Cato Institute noting the relationship between our Constitution and the protections this crucial document provides for property rights.