Non-Resident Military Purchases

[TheRulingFool]

What is required for military member stationed in Oklahoma but not FROM Oklahoma to purchase a firearm?

I know that your military-issued photo ID is required, as well as a copy of PCS orders indicating that the member is permanently assigned within the state of Oklahoma. Is anything else needed, such as proof of current address?

 

[Bierhunter]

It's been a long time since I ran into that issue myself. I got to Tinker in '84.

From what I could find online, it's like this:

Residents may purchase legal firearms
and ammunition from contiguous states, and residents of
contiguous states may purchase firearms and ammunition
in Oklahoma.

If you're not from a contiguous state, then I believe a copy of your orders along with your military ID may work (the dealer should know). I may be wrong about that, so it would need verification.

What I did when I got here was get an OK driver's license to avoid the whole thing.

Hope that helps.

 

[the tR]

in 1990 i bought a gun, while active hereat tinker and home state was penna, at that time all i needed was acopie of orders showing pcs to oklahoma and mil id, and valid drivers lic.......

 

[SteveD2]

I've done it many times recently. You need your orders showing you are stationed in OK and your ID. Take your drivers license just in case.

 

[gyolai]

orders and DOD id. thats all

 

[nmokie]

What is required for military member stationed in Oklahoma but not FROM Oklahoma to purchase a firearm?

I know that your military-issued photo ID is required, as well as a copy of PCS orders indicating that the member is permanently assigned within the state of Oklahoma. Is anything else needed, such as proof of current address?

Go to the BX, you don't pay taxes.

 

[Davs2601]

has the gun counter opened on base yet??