Not trying to start a huge fight here but when i moved to Oklahoma from Wyoming i was like crap all the freakin gun laws. I thought i was moving to Comifornia. Wyoming, and Montana are so Pro Gun and anti gun laws that there are so few laws on the books. Now i do love where i live in Oklahoma its like living in Wyoming, God bless the panhandle.
Ok. I'm confused. Signs do not carry the weight of law, or did something change?
Signs DO NOT carry weight of law. The 30-06 sign in Texas carries weight, but not in Oklahoma.
Thanx for that clarification. That said, if I manage to pass my CPA exam, I'm headed to Montana. Mebbe Wyoming. I'd love Alaska, but my wife has a thing about freezing to death.
We actually rank a lot higher. Who ever wrote this didn't do much research or ask somebody "in the know".
Nfa law follows federal law, but because of how its written it sounds like we have to have some kind of federal license to own nfa weapons. Not just a tax stamp.
maybe some of you guys should write them and set them straight.
Nfa law follows federal law, but because of how its written it sounds like we have to have some kind of federal license to own nfa weapons. Not just a tax stamp.
maybe some of you guys should write them and set them straight.
Like Vermont. Btw they are one of the BLUEST states in the nation. We are considered one of the REDDEST
OKs law is murky IMO. Because you can be charged with trespassing if you are carrying in a business with a gun buster and they don't even have to ask you to leave before doing it. I would really like to see an amendment to OKs SDA that clarifies that it "Shall not be a criminal act" to carry in any prohibited place for a CCL holder. MOs law has this clause and so long as no one asks you to leave, you can carry anywhere you damn well please (bars, professional sporting, etc) and you are protected from prosecution.
You have a case of this happening?
Wow! I thought we'd easily make the top 10. I spent the last year of my military career in North Chicago before coming to Oklahoma. It was like going from Hell to Heaven.
