It’s really a no-brainer...[emoji851]
I really don’t think there should be a cost-at all, but that’s beside the point.
But yes, just because of the plain and simple fact that the only reason to even need a permit now anymore, is for carrying in a different state- or for full carrying ability here. They’re not going to be bringing in near as much money on the permit system as they did before, and they’re not going to even get anywhere remotely close to that number by charging full price to those very few that’ll still wish to carry in all the states we have reciprocity with, and to have the lesser restriction so why even try squeezing a butt-load of money for all that, out of a small handful of people? That’s all I’m asking. I know it’s probably not going to happen.
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So, if the legislature, which didn't amend the Oklahoma constitution to get "constitutional carry," chooses to reverse/repeal the bill creating the new carry law, where will one be if they don't have a concealed carry permit? Personally, I've got absolutely NO TRUST in the legislature for "doing the right thing."
Wife and I just renewed our permits for the second time this last Summer, and renewed it for 10 years.