"constitutional carry" gun law in Oklahoma

[Highbinder]

Government exists for the people, not the other way around," said Jason Ouimet, the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action (ILA) executive director. "This law honors the right of law-abiding Oklahomans to defend themselves and their loved ones without begging for the government’s permission beforehand."

Most Oklahomans 21 and older can now carry concealed or unconcealed firearms without having gone through a background check or training requirements, with exceptions for those illegally in the country or who have been convicted of certain crimes.
Firearms are still prohibited in public buildings, bars, casinos and schools, and at professional sporting events.

Thumbs up to Ok. lawmakers 

[Serk]

And people wonder why us "real" Texas Brand Texans are so pissed about all the Californians moving to our state and ruining it.....

[DirtyDan]

 

Dan

[old2soon]

          So far the cali immigrants aren't tryin to turn Missouri into cali as whatever they did in cali fer sure and fer certain will NOT work here either.    BUT ya jist KNOW da gonna give it a whirl.  They at the very least need to try to adapt to us rednecks-NOT the other way round I M H O. Not that I do it but Missouri is legal for open carry.  RIDE SAFE.

[0leman]

this is great.  I remember growing up as a Kid in OK, that one could not legally transport a loaded firearm in OK.  One had to have unloaded firearm in the trunk and shells in the a different place.  Not sure any body I knew followed these rules.   I for one didn't.  When I got old enough to own a firearm, I use to have a loaded pistol under the front seat most of the time.  Yeah it was only a 22, but it was there.

When I left OK for permeant job two the west, I returned once a year.  Yeah there was a larger cabler firearm under the seat.