Constitutional Carry (SB 1212) on the OK House floor 4/23

[snafu21]

Esplain to me how that will work in a state that doesnt recognize our permit?

I try to avoid those States like the plague. Luckily with the places I travel it's not a problem

 

[okierider]

Esplain to me how that will work in a state that doesnt recognize our permit?

" reciprocity" I believe the word answers your question.

 

[rc508pir]

Esplain to me how that will work in a state that doesnt recognize our permit?

It woudnt, but then there are only about 10 states that dont recognize OKs permit

 

[rc508pir]

Update. Source in Senate says the bill will pass if called by the Lt. Gov or President Pro Tempore.
Interesting sidebar to the House vote yesterday. They called the house pages (all high school kids, 25 of them) and ask how they wanted them to vote. 23 said against.
This is all theater by the house members and a chickencrap thing to do. It's also a shot across the bow on what the mind set is for these kids coming into majority soon.
Several Republicans crossed lines to vote with the Democrats against the bill.

Got a list yet of names that crossed us?

 

[CGS1]

I remember it being higher than that when I did a renewal.

I renewed mine online in April 2017, $ 80.00 took my photo with my digital camera (No cost)and loaded it up to the site. Everything went well, got it in the mail appox 60 days later. Was easy to do.

 

[OKNewshawk]

This isnt a perfect bill but lets not forget the main focus.

I never said it was a bad bill. I applaud the bill and hope it passes, as I believe in Reagan's assertion that half a loaf is better than none. I was merely pointing out situations in which a person could be under 21 and be honorably discharged or retired from the military.

 

[Ignored Member]

I try to avoid those States like the plague. Luckily with the places I travel it's not a problem

Did Washington and Oregon change their laws? About a year ago I checked the laws for both states because I was on vacation and carrying going back and forth from Portland OR. to Vancouver WA.

 

[Pokinfun]

Unless you were medically discharged/retired due to a severe/chronic illness or develop a disability (perhaps due to an accident.) My younger brother was medically retired after battling Hodgkin's Disease shortly after joining the Navy. I don't remember if he was under 21 at the time, but in a similar circumstance a service member could be honorably discharged or retired before serving a minimum four years. It also covers those who may have less than four years of active duty before becoming reservists.

Someone can join the Army for 2 years at 17.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

No, no more permit period to carry a gun as you wish.

Can you show me where the proposed new law says that please? I’ve read the texts in the links provided several times and I haven’t seen it.

 

[Pokinfun]

Can you show me where the proposed new law says that please? I’ve read the texts in the links provided several times and I haven’t seen it.

https://www.okshooters.com/threads/...k-house-floor-4-23.259012/page-2#post-3108384

Page 3 line 3 is where it starts.
https://legiscan.com/OK/text/SB1212/id/1787552