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Unopened case of 5.45x39. OKC and Edmond only.

Clearing out some closet space of stuff I’m not using. NcStar pistol light - $10 Cetme wood stock and handguard with screw $35.

I was putting together a fixed A2 stock and discovered that a spacer is needed. Anyone have one lying around or know of any shops in OKC that sell them individually?

Looking for a charging handle. Prefer a BCM, Radian, or Geissele but open to more basic. OKC area or southern Edmond only.

Oklahoma is now one of 17 states that have added themselves as amici curiae for Texas!

https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/22o155.html Here’s the link to the docket which contains the complaint. Docket No. 22O155

I didn’t realize that. I found the communication director info on their website. Communications Director Alex Gerszewski Email: [email protected] Office: (405) 522-3116 Cell: (405) 250-9230

Texas currently has a lawsuit on the Supreme Court docket arguing that the Equal Protection Clause has been violated by four states in the Presidential election. Seven states have declared support for the lawsuit. Oklahoma has yet to do so. Contact our AG, Mike Hunter, ASAP and urge him to join...

Thanks for the offer. I am looking for something shooting ready. I wish I had time for tinkering!

I already have a milsurp Swede and don’t want to modify it. So looking for something lighter that can be scoped guilt-free. OKC area only. Thanks!

Has anyone handled one? What was your take?

It's Chris Benge now according to the interwebs. https://ballotpedia.org/Chris_Benge

Not exactly. Currently, you can carry at 18 on private property. You can apply for a SDA license at 21. This bill doesn't change either law. It does, however, add new law and that new law requires different age requirements based on military history to exercise public carry rights. I haven't...

Not my take. This is added language, not a strike-out of current regulation. So this doesn't seem like a means to an end. The new language was crafted to make a distinction between when civilians and military are subject to gun rights. Is it logical? Is it right? I think it's an important...

I guess that's where I see this bill and the concept of "Constitutional Carry" not married very well. A common argument is that training is not a Constitutional prerequisite for exercising right to bear arms in public. But if you make an exception for military because they have training and may...

I'm trying to understand the justification of one part of the bill. It states that only folks 21 years old and up can open carry a handgun. However, if you are military, active or discharged, you can carry at 18 and up. Why the exception and no conditions? Are military assumed to be better...

I don't see an emergency clause on the bill. Please provide a source, so we can nip the confusion in the bud.

Bill as passed by the Senate. http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2017-18%20ENR/SB/SB1212%20ENR.PDF

There's no emergency clause on this particular bill, so if signed, it will be effective Nov 1. In general, an emergency clause makes the bill measure effective immediately upon the Governor signing. An emergency clause is voted on immediately after a bill passes. If the emergency clause then...

That's a good plan. The event requires a level of physical preparation, firearm competency, and a positive attitude. I wouldn't spend the money unless this can be brought to the table first. Instead, I would recommend applying your $100 towards a spa day to detoxify.