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	Name:	Tall Cotton -
	Subject:	You are 100% correct Major.
	Date:	9/14/2011 4:45:29 PM

In Tennessee there is no tie between the firearm and the permit other than the qualifying target lists the weapon used, but no SN. I still have my target so no one else has that information. While I chose to qualify with my XD40 which is registered to me, my oldest son also qualified with it. My middle son qualified with my Baby Eagle 45. Neither of them has a weapon registered to them. Most of those in the class used 22's to save on ammo costs. I agree that it's no ones business to tell me when I can or can't carry what. The COnstitution gives me that right. However, our instructors empahsized that when you make the decision to pull the trigger, you also make the decision to be sued. Right or wrong, someone will sue you. That's a chance I'm willing to take, but I don't want to give the suit any merit because I'm carrying illegally.