Tennessee Firearms Assoc. Inc.

When does this happen to us????

Ohio: Carry Permit Now Exempts Federal Background Check
Ohio carry permit now exempts Federal background check

You can now use your Ohio carry permit for an exemption to the Federal background check. This is after the U.S. Justice Department and the BATF agreed to it. This makes Ohio the 25th state to allow the Federal Exemption according to the article.

"State of Ohio makes it easier for people to buy guns"
Ohio: Carry Permit Now Exempts Federal Background Check
Ohio carry permit now exempts Federal background check

You can now use your Ohio carry permit for an exemption to the Federal background check. This is after the U.S. Justice Department and the BATF agreed to it. This makes Ohio the 25th state to allow the Federal Exemption according to the article.

"State of Ohio makes it easier for people to buy guns"

[url]Ohio: Carry Permit Now Exempts Federal Background Check
Ohio carry permit now exempts Federal background check

You can now use your Ohio carry permit for an exemption to the Federal background check. This is after the U.S. Justice Department and the BATF agreed to it. This makes Ohio the 25th state to allow the Federal Exemption according to the article.


"State of Ohio makes it easier for people to buy guns"

I do not expect it to happen in Tennessee until we replace some of the Big Government "Establishment" Republicans with those who actually place constitutional principles first.

The problem, at least one of them, is that TN collects $10 for every transfer. There are around 300,000 transfers per year. That is $3 million or more in revenue funded solely on this program. That means some number of state jobs are at stake if the state altered state law so that the permit could be used in lieu of paying the tax, uh, fee for the background check.

However, the manning and administration cost's of doing the transfer checks will be reduced proportionally.
Thus, a net savings are possible. This COULD be used as a positive on the 'financial impact statement' for the bill.

The legislature does not consider "net savings" in fiscal note matters. Also, a more relevant factor for the state is how many "state jobs" would be lost. Shows how crazy even a so called "Republican" controlled legislature and Governor is...

John ya gotsit right...its like obaba telling millennials that Ocare is affordable bks of subsidies. I gess socialists think folks r stupid