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<blockquote data-quote="jej" data-source="post: 894763" data-attributes="member: 5563"><p>For the OK permit, you still need to take the class, and you may be exempted from the fire portion of the class, as mons meg posted above. FYI - the fire portion of the class takes only a few minutes, only a few rounds, and does not require that you even hit the target - just show safe gun handling, with a semi-auto [which qualifies you to carry a semi, a revolver, and a derringer.] So, its little or no savings in cost or time. No savings in cost where I got my class. I had a California permit that exempted me from having to qualify, but, as I say, it does not much matter.</p><p></p><p>Don't know how you could have any trouble with reciprocity with any LEO who knows anything about OK law - - but I have to admit I got an OK permit, too, even though I already had a valid non-res from Florida. I figured if they ever mess with reciprocity, or if FLA ever messes with its non-res permits, I would still be covered. I suppose that there might be some advantages in what states recognize the OK permit over the one you have, but I have not checked.</p><p></p><p> I also figured it was a good political statement to make to the OK authorities that there was one more concerned, qualified citizen out there who cares about CCW law.</p><p></p><p>The definitive answer to whether you are allowed to get the OK permit is in the SDA, which is in a sticky at the top of this forum.</p><p></p><p>jej</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jej, post: 894763, member: 5563"] For the OK permit, you still need to take the class, and you may be exempted from the fire portion of the class, as mons meg posted above. FYI - the fire portion of the class takes only a few minutes, only a few rounds, and does not require that you even hit the target - just show safe gun handling, with a semi-auto [which qualifies you to carry a semi, a revolver, and a derringer.] So, its little or no savings in cost or time. No savings in cost where I got my class. I had a California permit that exempted me from having to qualify, but, as I say, it does not much matter. Don't know how you could have any trouble with reciprocity with any LEO who knows anything about OK law - - but I have to admit I got an OK permit, too, even though I already had a valid non-res from Florida. I figured if they ever mess with reciprocity, or if FLA ever messes with its non-res permits, I would still be covered. I suppose that there might be some advantages in what states recognize the OK permit over the one you have, but I have not checked. I also figured it was a good political statement to make to the OK authorities that there was one more concerned, qualified citizen out there who cares about CCW law. The definitive answer to whether you are allowed to get the OK permit is in the SDA, which is in a sticky at the top of this forum. jej [/QUOTE]
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