Open carry?

[Seth247]

If you believe that members of the military should be treated as a higher class of citizen when it comes to the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.

Hmm. That is a bit of a catch 22 isn't it. I do believe veterans should be treated to special privelidges but they dont all really go through hardly any more training than your average person could on handguns. And it would be sorta implying non veterans are second class wouldn't it.

That's a thinker.

 

[Seth247]

Most people refer to the book from OSBI as the SDA. I totally understand.

That's why I like HB1796-FA7. It strikes that law, too. Basically, Oklahoma gets a clean slate when it comes to tools.

If we got it passed with that floor amendment I would be one happy camper. I wouldn't even be mad that I had to pay 125$ not a year ago for my license. Although I do think there was one thing it removed that I didn't like. But I can't remember what it was.

 

[CHenry]

Now is the time to contact those house reps and ask them to support this bill. ESPECIALLY rep Steele who has said he won't se any 2A bills this season.
Let's blow up their inbox with support! ALL of them.
Here are there contacts:
http://www.okhouse.gov/Members/Default.aspx

 

[Seth247]

Well I wrote a fancily worded letter to my reps. Well see if I get any replies.

 

[pktrkt]

So is HB1796-FA7 the one we are to contact our Reps about? I've been trying to keep up but WOW its kinda confusing how fast things change.

 

[CHenry]

So is HB1796-FA7 the one we are to contact our Reps about? I've been trying to keep up but WOW its kinda confusing how fast things change.

SB129 is the hot topic now. 1796 is dead.
I am writing all the reps.

 

[Mirge]

SB129 is the hot topic now. 1796 is dead.
I am writing all the reps.

why is 1796 dead?

 

[CHenry]

why is 1796 dead?

I'll let VM answer that, he knows better than me.

 

[Mirge]

I'll let VM answer that, he knows better than me.

gotcha. last i heard we had til thursday... and there were 10+ amendments to be considered. oh well... hope it's not dead.. just in case this senate bill doesn't make it.

 

[operator742]

This may have already been asked so forgive me if it has ,but what I don't understand is how they have put the age limit at 18,but you have to be 21 to buy a handgun or have one in you possession.Isn't that correct?