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2017-2018 Proposed Tennessee Gun Legislation
add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted January 11th, 2017 01:48 pm

dc dalton
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This thread will be updated on a regular basis when new bills come in for Tennessee.

Note: We will only post legislation we feel is negative or positive, those new bills which don't actually effect your rights will not be included but you can always find them on the state legislation page.

To view proposed Tennessee legislation /Proposed-Tennessee-Firearm-Legislation

Starting off HB0011 would repeal the prohibition on owning suppressors

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted January 14th, 2017 01:03 pm

dc dalton
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New today:

SB0024 exempts military personnel (active and honorably discharged) from the firing range requirement for a carry permit

HB0048 would drop the cost of a lifetime carry permit to $200 and would require one half of all carry permit fees to be donated to non-profits that financial assistance to families of slain law enforcement officers, firefighters an emergency medical personnel

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted January 22nd, 2017 03:16 pm

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New this week:

HB0061 would allow firearm dealers to 'occasionally' sell firearms from their personal collection without having to do a background check

With the exception of banning firearms in schools SB0131 is an amazing bill that guts a multitude of regulations and rules regarding firearms. It includes constitutional carry, complete reciprocity with other states and strengthening preemption among other items

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted January 30th, 2017 04:44 pm

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New last week:

SB0145 would allow firearm dealers to occasionally sell firearms from their personal collection without a background check

SB0146 would prevent state or local funds to be used to enforce any federal firearm law that would violate a state law or the state constitution

SB0147 would remove the requirement to have a permit when open carrying

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted February 14th, 2017 05:41 pm

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New this week:

HB0170 would allow veterans with carry licenses to carry on college property

HB0363 would allow anyone with a handgun carry permit to carry a concealed handgun into a posted building or prohibited place operated by a state or local governmental entity unless there are metal detectors and armed security guards stationed at all public entrances

HB0367 would add people whose 'convictions have been expunged or the person has had full rights of citizenship restored under the laws of this state, another state, or federal law' to the list of exemptions for unlawful carrying of a firearm

SB0269 would regulate training required for carry licenses and would also allow 8 year permit holders to convert to a lifetime license at any time

SB0309 would stiffen sentencing for crimes committed semi-auto firearms (ignoring crime committed with other firearms)

SB0308 would take 50% of all handgun permit fees and donate them to non-profits that support the families of first responders that have lost their life in the line of duty

SB0339 would drop fines for carrying a handgun without a permit

SB0386 would allow a defense for unlawful possession of a firearm if the person was convicted of certain crimes and their rights to citizenship have been restored

HB0493 is a constitutional carry, preemption, carry on school property bill. Just loaded with good stuff

HB0506 would exempt anyone that moves to the state from classroom and firing requirements for a carry license if they have a license from the state they moved from and that state has similar requirements

HB0508 would allow anyone adversely affected by a local firearm restriction to sue and receive courts costs and damages

SB0445 would allow anyone adversely affected by a local firearm restriction to sue and receive courts costs and damages

SB0531 would exempt anyone that moves to the state from classroom and firing requirements for a carry license if they have a license from the state they moved from and that state has similar requirements

HB0561 would prevent banks and lending institutions from discriminating against firearm related businesses

HB0688 would add an exception (to unlawful carry law) for carrying in motor vehicles and boats

HB0689 would allow military forms to be used for proof of firearm training

HB0744 would make firearms and accessories tax free the first weekend of September

HB0752 would allow anyone under the protection of a court order who is not otherwise prohibited to carry a firearm without a license for up to 60 days

HB0884 would allow any valid permit holder to carry just about anywhere in the state with very limited exceptions

HB0958 would require the bureau of inspection to notify the department of health if someone who has been prohibited due to mental reasons attempt to buy a firearm.

SB0653 would allow those with carry permits to carry into buildings that are posted unless they have metal detectors and armed security guards

SB0670 would create 'Security Temporary Orders of Protection' where law enforcement can petition the court to have a person's firearm and ammunition taken

SB0671 would create an internet based 'do not sell' list where a person could add themselves and that data would be given to NICS

HB0962 would create an internet based, voluntary, do not sell database that would allow people to sign themselves up and the data would be transmitted to the NICS system

HB1006 would give civil immunity for anyone protecting them self or another by using deadly force

HB1176 would drop the penalty of carrying without a permit to a class C misdemeanor with a fine of $25

HB1221 would allow district attorney generals and others in the office to carry without a permit

HB1254 would require all law enforcement agencies to compile a year report of crimes committed with a firearm and deliver them to the state

HB1319 is a universal background check bill

HB1395 would require stolen firearms to be reported within 48 hours of when the loss is discovered or when the person 'should have known' they were stolen

HB1407 would prohibit the use of public funds or employees in enforcing any federal firearm law that would violate state law or the state constitution

SB0861 would give civil immunity for anyone protecting them self or another by using deadly force

SB0921 would repeal the provisions of law that outlaw suppressors

SB0933 would prohibit financial institutions from discriminating against firearm related businesses

SB0983 would allow anyone under the protection of a court order to carry a firearm without a license for up to 60 days as long as they aren't a prohibited person

SB1004 would make firearms and accessories tax exempt the first week of September

SB1097 is a universal background check bill

SB1186 would require stolen firearms to be reported within 48 hours of when the loss is discovered or when the person 'should have known' they were stolen

SB1241 would increase penalties for crimes committed with a firearm

SB1273 would create a tax free weekend for firearms and acceossories

SB1338 would allow the department of safety to accept military forms as proof of firearm training

SB1340 would allow district attorney generals and others in the office to carry without a permit

SB1402 would require all law enforcement agencies to compile a year report of crimes committed with a firearm and deliver them to the state

SB1339 would expand the right to carry a firearm on boats and other motorized vehicles

SB1341 would expand the places a permit holder may carry

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted November 16th, 2017 12:09 pm

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SB1472 would ban any part that would make a semi-auto firearm shoot faster but not make the firearm a full auto weapon

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted November 29th, 2017 12:09 pm

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HB1461 would outlaw bump fire stock and trigger cranks

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted January 20th, 2018 12:09 pm

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HB1602 would prevent public venues from refusing to book gun shows or hunting shows

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted January 30th, 2018 12:09 pm

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HB1851 would prevent anyone discharging a firearm in self defense immune from local discharge laws

HB1939 would allow county commissioners to carry, with a valid permit, in courthouse where meetings are held

SB1910 would protect anyone who fires a firearm in self defense, or defense of another, or property from local firearm discharge laws

SB1955 would preempt any local government from creating any law regarding firearms

add this member to your buddy list   send a PM to this member   Posted February 5th, 2018 12:09 pm

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HB2183 would make gun safes tax free

SB2086 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 5 days

HB2393 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 5 days of discovery

HB2485 would explicitly allow concealed carry in the non-secure areas of airports

HB2547 would rop the lifetime carry permit fee to $100 for vets who retired after 20 years of service

HB2550 would require school boards to create an elective firearm safety class for high schools

HB2575 would allow civil lawsuits against anyone that sells a firearm without a background check and that firearm is used in a crime resulting in injury to person or property or wrongful death

HB2693 would require lost or stolen firearms to be reported within 5 days of discovery

HB2785 would explicitly allow concealed carry in the non-secure areas of airports

SB2335 would explicitly allow concealed carry in the non-secure areas of airports

SB2430 would allow civil lawsuits against anyone that sells a firearm without a background check and that firearm is used in a crime resulting in injury to person or property or wrongful death

SB2476 exempts gun safes from sales tax

SB2609 would require school boards to create an elective firearm safety class for high schools

  Posted May 26th, 2018 11:47 am

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  Posted June 6th, 2018 01:08 pm

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2017-2018 Proposed Tennessee Gun Legislation