Oklahoma the newest Constitutional Carry State

[Rogue556]

QUOTE=Adrenaline_6;2712880]Nah...the armpit is just over your border called Wichita Falls. Congrats on CC.[/QUOTE

To be fair, I'd say it stretches from Wichita Falls, through Altus, to Lawton.

It's taken way too long for this to happen, especially in such a red state as Oklahoma. I'm glad it's finally here though. I do wish it expanded to college campuses, but something is better than nothing.

[wilson1911]

" Wichita Falls, through Altus, to Lawton."

Not really, but you are close to some bigger cities. I live in N west OK. It's 100 times worse up here. But where I have you all beat is shooting. 2 sections of land with 100 pieces of AR500 up to shoot long range. The local range even goes out to 500 yards. The gun culture rocks up here, just not much else.

[Firefly]

Georgia needs this

[Renegade]

It's actually been that way for awhile.

Huh?

Does not take effect till 11/1.

[titsonritz]

Huh?

Does not take effect till 11/1.

Oklahoma currently (and has for years) recognizes non resident permitless carry of other states, so if you are a non resident and 18+ and your state allows open carry or concealed carry without a permit you may carry either way provided you have valid ID proving your a resident of that state.

ETA: It is the only state I'm aware of that allows it.

[ZGXtreme]

Oklahoma currently (and has for years) recognizes non resident permitless carry of other states, so if you are a non resident and 18+ and your state allows open carry or concealed carry without a permit you may carry either way provided you have valid ID proving your a resident of that state.

ETA: It is the only state I'm aware of that allows it.

Lemme look further but I’d never heard that or seen it within our training materials, it was always taught as reciprocity for CCL from out of state.

[Renegade]

Oklahoma currently (and has for years) recognizes non resident permitless carry of other states, so if you are a non resident and 18+ and your state allows open carry or concealed carry without a permit you may carry either way provided you have valid ID proving your a resident of that state.

ETA: It is the only state I'm aware of that allows it.

That would be seriously screwed up if non-residents can carry without permit but residents cannot.

[titsonritz]

Lemme look further but I’d never heard that or seen it within our training materials, it was always taught as reciprocity for CCL from out of state.

That would be seriously screwed up if non-residents can carry without permit but residents cannot.

https://www.urbanic.law/oklahoma-han...-other-states/

http://www.oscn.net/applications/osc...p?CiteID=69809

[Bulletdog]

This is OK with me.