Sat May 19, 2012, 08:39 AM

Open Carry Becomes Law in Oklahoma

Charlotte, NC --(Ammoland.com)- Governor Mary Fallin signed into law the Open Carry/Omnibus gun bill, Senate Bill 1733. Senate Bill 1733 is an omnibus firearm bill containing significant improvements to Oklahoma gun laws, including allowing concealed carry permit holders the choice of open carrying.

Other important provisions include language prohibiting persons, property owners and companies from banning ammunition in locked vehicles; changing the “immediate notification” requirement when a permit holder is stopped by a law enforcement officer to notification at “first opportunity” while also greatly reducing the associated fine for non-compliance; a provision allowing people to carry firearms openly without a permit on their private property; and revisions to the current Oklahoma statute striking the word “concealed” from Oklahoma firearm permit citations and applying the lawful open carrying of firearms to Oklahoma’s firearms preemption law. Additionally, this legislation will allow Sooner State military personnel stationed outside Oklahoma to obtain an Oklahoma permit. This new law becomes effective November 1, 2012.

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Open Carry Becomes Law in Oklahoma (Original post)	shadowrider	May 2012	OP
Gun culture can have a big annual festival and show off their stuff to the like "minded."	Hoyt	May 2012	#1
I don't know if it will be big, but yeah.	NewMoonTherian	May 2012	#3
They had plenty of celebration...	Clames	May 2012	#4
I've posted a link to this article in The Nation a number of times.......	Simo 1939_1940	May 2012	#6
Gee Hoyt -- I would think that this topic would serve as an	Simo 1939_1940	May 2012	#5
Big win for us in Oklahoma.	NewMoonTherian	May 2012	#2
The good guy/girl is pretty much guaranteed to be the one with a Galco holster.	ileus	May 2012	#8
Now if enough of us progressives would adopt OC we could make society better.	ileus	May 2012	#7
"Guns are progressive" -- LMAO.	Hoyt	May 2012	#9
Progressive, maybe not, but better the fool you see than the one you can't.	Starboard Tack	May 2012	#10
Well Hoyt......go ahead and laugh your ass off as you limp toward	Simo 1939_1940	May 2012	#11
2A is progressive. The Constitution is radical and liberal and ahead of its time.	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2012	#12
Oh sure, denying women vote, condoning slavery, endorsing killing Native Americans for their land	Hoyt	May 2012	#13
oh sure, all that is still in place, right - Hoyt?	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2012	#14
Well, we need to make guns a thing of the past.	Hoyt	May 2012	#16
So...The real hoyt shows his colors at last, huh?	beevul	May 2012	#17
While I've always suspected that this member harbors prohibitionist intent, I must say	Simo 1939_1940	May 2012	#19
Perceptive. While I'd prefer guns to just fade away, I'm mostly against guns in public.	Hoyt	May 2012	#21
mostly, guns in public are carried by government paid officials.	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2012	#25
Well let's disarm only the government paid officials. I think that's a pretty good compromise.	NewMoonTherian	May 2012	#27
So I guess we differ in that I take full responsibility for my poor communication	Simo 1939_1940	May 2012	#29
Don't back into anything...	beevul	May 2012	#30
For what it's worth.......	Simo 1939_1940	May 2012	#31
let the Government get rid of theirs and stop declaring war.	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2012	#18
One of those "chicken & egg" things -- if citizenry is planning to fight among themselves with guns,	Hoyt	May 2012	#20
I don't plan on doing anything but, taking care of me and mine and helping others when I can.	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2012	#22
If the government was the immediate threat to my family...	ileus	May 2012	#23
this is true and theirs is the evil. However, we as	Tuesday Afternoon	May 2012	#24
none of which were in the Constitution	gejohnston	May 2012	#15
Mostly it was natural.	GreenStormCloud	May 2012	#28
some of it was intentional biological warfare.	Trunk Monkey	Jul 2012	#37
As far as I know, the Constitution never mentioned women voting until 1920.	NewMoonTherian	May 2012	#26
Now	Shilka-Gunluvr	Jul 2012	#32
As Florida depends largely on the tourist trade ...	spin	Jul 2012	#33
I wonder if Texas banned it for the same reason Florida did	gejohnston	Jul 2012	#34
I've always wondered about open carry:	alp227	Jul 2012	#35
We had a mini discussion today about that...	ileus	Jul 2012	#36

Response to shadowrider (Original post)

Sat May 19, 2012, 09:15 AM

Hoyt (36,166 posts)

Open Carry Becomes Law in Oklahoma

1. Gun culture can have a big annual festival and show off their stuff to the like "minded."

3. I don't know if it will be big, but yeah.

4. They had plenty of celebration...

6. I've posted a link to this article in The Nation a number of times.......

5. Gee Hoyt -- I would think that this topic would serve as an

2. Big win for us in Oklahoma.

8. The good guy/girl is pretty much guaranteed to be the one with a Galco holster.

7. Now if enough of us progressives would adopt OC we could make society better.

9. "Guns are progressive" -- LMAO.

10. Progressive, maybe not, but better the fool you see than the one you can't.

11. Well Hoyt......go ahead and laugh your ass off as you limp toward

12. 2A is progressive. The Constitution is radical and liberal and ahead of its time.

13. Oh sure, denying women vote, condoning slavery, endorsing killing Native Americans for their land

14. oh sure, all that is still in place, right - Hoyt?

16. Well, we need to make guns a thing of the past.

17. So...The real hoyt shows his colors at last, huh?

19. While I've always *suspected* that this member harbors prohibitionist intent, I must say

21. Perceptive. While I'd prefer guns to just fade away, I'm mostly against guns in public.

25. mostly, guns in public are carried by government paid officials.

27. Well let's disarm only the government paid officials. I think that's a pretty good compromise.

29. So I guess we differ in that I take full responsibility for my poor communication

30. Don't back into anything...

31. For what it's worth.......

18. let the Government get rid of theirs and stop declaring war.

20. One of those "chicken & egg" things -- if citizenry is planning to fight among themselves with guns,

22. I don't plan on doing anything but, taking care of me and mine and helping others when I can.

23. If the government was the immediate threat to my family...

24. this is true and theirs is the evil. However, we as

15. none of which were in the Constitution

28. Mostly it was natural.

37. some of it was intentional biological warfare.

26. As far as I know, the Constitution never mentioned women voting until 1920.

32. Now

33. As Florida depends largely on the tourist trade ...

34. I wonder if Texas banned it for the same reason Florida did

35. I've always wondered about open carry:

36. We had a mini discussion today about that...

19. While I've always suspected that this member harbors prohibitionist intent, I must say