do you think that they will ever grant Oklahomans the right to carry a firearm under constitutional law? Meaning that, will we have the right to bear arms openly without a permit.
Did you just get the email too?
At least it's being discussed.
Here's the email I just got.
"Get off the Couch & Call Your Representative!"
SB6 is unlicensed carry of a firearm in Oklahoma. The bill is to be heard in the House of Representatives TOMORROW Wednesday, April 26. Call your Representative to support the bill at 405-521-2711. Support your rights and become a member at OK2A.org
Use this link to read SB6 - http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2017-18 FLOOR AMENDMENTS/House/SB6 FA1 COODYJE-GRS.PDF
Don Spencer
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At least it's being discussed.
Here's the email I just got.
"Get off the Couch & Call Your Representative!"
SB6 is unlicensed carry of a firearm in Oklahoma. The bill is to be heard in the House of Representatives TOMORROW Wednesday, April 26. Call your Representative to support the bill at 405-521-2711. Support your rights and become a member at OK2A.org
Use this link to read SB6 - http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2017-18 FLOOR AMENDMENTS/House/SB6 FA1 COODYJE-GRS.PDF
Don Spencer
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Its a mixed bag for me. I like the idea, for sure...especially if its nation wide. However, since the chances of that are slim to none I'd still need a license in other states when I travel. Kinda sucks the way it is, they will reciprocate a states licenses, but not their constitutional carry laws.
I like it for the fact that I can leave the gun in the car (parked in garage) and not freak out when it is forgotten when the wife drives it, since she doesn't have a permit.
It makes no sense to me that we honor someone from Arizona in the state with their constitutional carry, but we cannot.
It makes no sense to me that we honor someone from Arizona in the state with their constitutional carry, but we cannot.
I think Oklahoma recognizes constitutional carry states and allows visitors from those states to carry without a permit.
Just because you'd still need a license to travel doesn't mean this isn't a good thing. If nothing else, it's a victory on principle, and a chance to be yet another example to the country that constitutional carry doesn't lead to gunfights in the streets.
Remember back in 1995. They said that CCWs would lead to gunfights in the streets. Maybe i missed something.
It seems like there was attempt at this a couple of years ago. However, if memory serves it died in committee. Any new efforts coming up?
Yes! Today in fact. See post #2
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