Oklahoma State Fair

[Commander Keen]

If I remember correctly, the fair is one of the events that was brought up under the law that was vetoed earlier this year. The one about if a business pays to control a certain property, then they may enforce their rules regarding firearms or weapons on the property.
If I am wrong, please someone correct this statement.

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Even if that were the case (it's not), then the usual "gun busters have no force of law" would still be in play.

 

[fishfurlife]

I am headed to the fairgrounds tomorrow to enter a few photographs in the photography comp. will go back to the fair next weekend. First state fair I will have been to in a long while.

 

[audiophile]

Even if that were the case (it's not), then the usual "gun busters have no force of law" would still be in play.

I agree and I plan on carrying when I take my family. My point was I think that the fair is using that gray area to support their stance on not allowing firearms. Either way, I don't care. As long as they are not wanding or have detectors at the gate, my trusty firearm will be safely snuggled in it's holster the entire time I am there.

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[Jwryan84]

Concealed is concealed