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From the OSBI website. https://osbi.ok.gov/sites/g/files/gmc476/f/SDA_and_Medical_Marijuana.pdf I know one of the statements instructors say now is if you have a medical marijuana card you can't take this class.

Relevant wording from SB35 regarding military carry. Title 21 1290.8 2. The person is twenty-one (21) years of age or older, and is either: a. active military, or b. a member of the Reserve or National Guard to include Drill Status Guard and Reserve, Active Guard Reserves or Military...

As I understand it military personnel (AD, Guard or Reserve) age 21 and over may carry using only their military ID. Military personnel 18-20 that are Oklahoma residents or stationed here may apply for and be issued an Oklahoma handgun permit. I have an 18 year old leaving next week for Air...

Agreed that it's not a necessary part of law and don't really understand why it's there. Just saying it's not part of the constitutional carry amendment to SB6. It's been in the law as long as I can remember. I believe the intent for the part about modifying air guns was making them look more...

That is existing law not part of the amendment, notice no underline of the actual definition. However if you notice in the paragraph above the definitions it says "For purposes of this section" and this section of the law is dealing with "convicted felons and delinquents" (section 1283) it does...

No restrictions on blades and preemption has been removed. There are several cities (I think Tulsa is one) that have laws on knives. Oklahoma law now makes those invalid.

I was thinking that also but since the law still says "derringer, revolver, or semi-auto" I'm still not sure since the PGO is a pump??

My bad!!! I copied the wrong link :bah:. Here is the correct link http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2017-18%20ENR/SB/SB36%20ENR.PDF It's Senate bill 36. The one I posted was HB1428 lowering the age to get a Handgun carry permit for Military members from 21 to 18.

I haven't seen this posted here yet. The Governor signed HB 1428 into law this week. http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2017-18%20ENR/hB/HB1428%20ENR.PDF if I read this correctly it makes using shot shells out of the Judge/Governor type handguns legal as well as rat shot. It also...

This is incorrect. To open carry in Oklahoma unless it's on your own property you MUST have a handgun carry licence. Or be hunting, at a range etc. To transport without a license it must be unloaded.

Yes that's the house bill. There are two senate bills saying basically the same thing. SB378 & SB497

I noticed there are three different car carry bills. One thing concerns me on this is that all three bill strike pistol from the section on carrying an unloaded gun. The problem with that is an 18-21 year old may legally possess a handgun. The way these bills read they would not be able to...

My son carries a Ravencrest Tactical http://ravencresttactical.com/product-category/titan-otf-tactical-knives/ and seems to like it fairly well. I think he paid about $100 for it at the Tulsa gun show. I carry a smaller clone of the Ravencrest from Regicide that I bought, also at the Tulsa gun...

Some quick research some of the laws in Australia vary from state to state but this might be a good guide. http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/wpa1998231/sch1.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=knife Personally I'd leave anything that might be able to be used as a...

I've carried OWB concealed ever since the open carry bill went into effect. Usually an M&P 9c in an Alien gear OWB holster. I lake my shirts a little large anyway for comfort so it works very well to conceal. If you like tight shirts probably not so much.

Yes, and Nov 1 the double edge version will be legal.

Webster dictionary definition: Definition of bowie knife : a stout single-edged hunting knife with part of the back edge curved concavely to a point and sharpened This is the main reason I've never carried a fixed blade. This could be interpreted as almost any fixed blade knife. Glad...

That's similar to what happened to my son. It was in August also. It cost him $5,000 including lawyer and 24 hours in jail. Ended up being a misdemeanor charge of unlawful carry of a weapon. He was only 20 and had been carrying around the house. He forgot to take it off before he went to a...

What Rod said. Look at Title 21 1290.26 in the Oklahoma law book Rod linked. I believe it's page 25. It covers reciprocity. Strange thing is when reading sub section B is that if Missouri had no permit concealed carry you would have probably been fine. However no permit open carry is a...

Carrying a firearm without a permit is a misdemeanor (just ask my son :censored:). Was it in your car or were you carrying it on your person? Did you have a Missouri carry permit? If it was in your car I believe it's just a fine like a traffic citation not an actual criminal charge. If it...