Politics

Just last week, a man entered a theater in Tennessee and opened up on the crowd with a wave of pepper spray before swinging wildly with a hatchet.  It took police two minutes in total to respond, with the first officer on the scene entering the theater and putting precise, controlled shots in the attacker’s…

It was announced Thursday that Army and Air National Guard members with valid Tennessee concealed carry permits can now carry their firearms at state armories and facilities. The move comes after the deadly attacks that took place in Chattanooga last month that left four Marines and one Sailor dead. “We have been very deliberate in making the decision…

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE — Listen up sports fans!  According to a report by FoxNews, the most recently version of the House bill making its rounds in Tennessee could authorize concealed carriers to carry their firearms into public parks – regardless if local ordinances specifically forbid it. At first, this just seemed like a minor win for…

ANTIOCH, TENNESSEE — Authorities are saying a 29 year old man attacked a theater showing of “Mad Max: Fury Road”.  Wearing a surgical mask and wielding both a gun and a hatchet, he let loose a torrent of pepper spray on the audience of eight.  Metro police were fast to respond, with an officer on…

Here at Concealed Nation, we usually try to stay the heck away from partisan politics.  And it’s hard not to notice Donald Trump.  But recently, he tweeted that he would like to see an end to gun free zones – once and for all.  In that tweet, he cited the recent tragedy in Tennessee where…

CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA — Patrick Morrisey, the West Virginia State Attorney General, has confirmed that a reciprocity agreement has been reached between the State of Nevada and West Virginia. This is great news for both West Virginia residents looking to travel out West as well as Nevada residents looking to plan their road trip out…

MADISON COUNTY, IDAHO — The justification for charging a fee for a concealed carry permit usually floats around the idea that county sheriffs and the issuing authorities need to do background checks, lengthy foot work, and the like to ensure the “wrong” person doesn’t accidentally get a concealed carry permit. That may or may not…

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK — A 31-year-old Marine Corps veteran and mother was visiting the 9/11 memorial in NYC on Saturday with a friend, and paid the price for asking Ground Zero security guards this question: “Where can I store my 9mm and .380 caliber pistols?” Elizabeth Anne Enderli, who did a tour in Kuwait…