Carrying a backup CCW

[buckeye]

"but this guy said........"

That's hilarious. Don't confuse me with the facts!

Fortunately for us, the SDA is written pretty much in plain language. Minutiae of interpretation are subject to debate, but it does a pretty good job of making the big points clear.

 

[John64]

This just pisses me off. I live in a small town and see the guy around. We are going to have a long talk about giving out bad info.

Thank you to everybody who responded.

 

[ef9turbo]

I wouldn't worry about it. He won't listen, he's an instructor remember. Just forward him to this site.

 

[Stephen Cue]

This was brought up to the legislature and they changed the language ....

The new book is Green, so if anyone has the Purple one, get an update.

 

[twoguns?]

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[John64]

I think it is a poorly written law and lame instructor training when instructors teach totally opposite views. Either you can carry more than one or you can’t. My position is it does not say you can’t, so you can.

 

[Bevenue]

The new book is Green, so if anyone has the Purple one, get an update.

How do we get the new revised book?

 

[John64]

http://www.ok.gov/osbi/Concealed_Weapons_Licensing/

 

[alank2]

Hi,

So, where in the revised book did they make changes clearing this up?

Thanks,

Alan

 

[John64]

I don't think it was cleared up, just less muddy.

Not sure because I don't have an old bootlet. This might be it:

TITLE 21 § 1290.2. Definitions

2. Pistol means any derringer, revolver or semiautomatic firearm which:


or it could be this:

TITLE 21 § 1290.18. Application form contents

20. Authorized type or types of pistol for which the applicant qualified as stated on the certificate of training or exemption of training which shall be stated as either derringer, revolver, semiautomatic pistol, or some combination of derringer, revolver and semiautomatic pistol and the maximum ammunition capacity of the firearm shall be .45 caliber;

I don't really care anymore. I am carrying two from now on. I only carried one before because the instructor told me that was the law and he convinced me that "a" meant "one". So from now on "a" 45 for primary and "a" 9mm for BUG.


I think it is peculiar that no instructors have given their “professional” insight to this subject.