Tennessee Law Barring Adults Under 21 From Carrying Guns Ruled Unconstitutional

A law barring adults under 21 from carrying guns in Tennessee has been ruled unconstitutional.
Nearly two years after the government of Tennessee was sued over its anti-gun carrying prohibition, young adults in the state will now enjoy the same gun carry rights as their peers over the age of 21.
Lawyers for the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and three Tennessee plaintiffs; Caleb Bassett, Blake Beeler, and Logan Ogle, who were under 21 when the complaint was filed (pdf), proclaimed a victory for Second Amendment rights.
“FPC Law is thrilled with today’s settlement,” Bill Sack, FPC’s Director of Legal Operations, told The Reload….}