10 on a day they are short, closer to 15 or so if full staff in most districts, If I remember, Will Rogers is the smallest district. Will Rogers doesnt cover all of downtown, Bricktown has its own substation, and will have more officers on duty than the other districts combined it seems. Its because Chief Citty and the mayor want to make sure its safe since it brings in so much revenue. Still hasnt stopped stupid stuff like that shooting from going down in bricktown. Either way, most cops probably wont harass you, as they support citizens carrying and think more should.
10 on a day they are short, closer to 15 or so if full staff in most districts, If I remember, Will Rogers is the smallest district. Will Rogers doesnt cover all of downtown, Bricktown has its own substation, and will have more officers on duty than the other districts combined it seems. Its because Chief Citty and the mayor want to make sure its safe since it brings in so much revenue. Still hasnt stopped stupid stuff like that shooting from going down in bricktown. Either way, most cops probably wont harass you, as they support citizens carrying and think more should.
The Mare's leg is manufactured as a pistol by various gun manufacturers. Most have barrels in the 10 to 12 inch range and a truncated stock with an OAL less than 16".
They are considered handguns. I can't prove it. But I would surmise that the salespersons at both H&H and OAS would be competent authority to say they are. And heck - at H&H the mare's leg is sold out of the pistol display cases.
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It is a handgun it comes in as a handgun it is logged as handgun you run the NICS check for a handgun on them
It is a pistol, though I too cannot articulate why. I believe the truncated "stock" is not defined as a stock by way of it being truncated, the way the buffer on an AR pistol is not a stock though technically you can shoulder it as one. Because either, if they had a true stock by definition, would be a short barreled rifle and not a pistol. Somehow both skirt that technicality.
The bigger point is that "pistol" in the SDA is a different definition than "pistol" in the NFA and federal regs. As "Pistol" is specifically defined in the SDA, only that definition applies to its use in that particular statute. Sometimes, one definition applies and sometimes the other, and sometimes both. It's all context.
The bigger point is that "pistol" in the SDA is a different definition than "pistol" in the NFA and federal regs. As "Pistol" is specifically defined in the SDA, only that definition applies to its use in that particular statute. Sometimes, one definition applies and sometimes the other, and sometimes both. It's all context.
I bellieve JB is using sarcasm as a way to discourage exactly what you're accusing him of. It appears you've inadvertently fallen into the "sar chasm".
On another note, are we seriously discussing the legality of the mare's leg for open carry? Seriously?
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You are correct sir. I know that will Rogers and Hefner had been running 10 for a while with the lack of officers due to retirement and hiring freezes. It may be back up to full staff now that the recruits have graduated. I know quite a few ocpd officers that will not harass. However they do see the calls going out as priority 1 at the start and will be required to respond ASAP.
I think a great way to circumvent this would be for the dispatcher to ask if the OC individual is threatening the caller in any manner. What is he/she doing? If they respond with, " they are eating dinner with a woman/man and two small children!!". Oh nooows!!! Mind your own business, they are doing nothing to cause concern caller!!
I bellieve JB is using sarcasm as a way to discourage exactly what you're accusing him of. It appears you've inadvertently fallen into the "sar chasm".
On another note, are we seriously discussing the legality of the mare's leg for open carry? Seriously?
That's right. I started it and I'm proud..... you'll be able to spot me easy in Bricktown, I'll be the one in the sombrero.
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Glocktogo said:On another note, are we seriously discussing the legality of the mare's leg for open carry? Seriously?
Bahahaha, I was wondering the same thing!!
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I cant tell if your agreeing or disagreeing. Your saying the same thing I said.
It was manufactured with an overall length less than 26" it is classified a pistol. As is your gun I assume.
Only when modifying a long gun must it remail 26" overall in length with 16" of barrel.
Exactly. There are those who demonstrate, march and/or scream loud and there are those who just square their shoulders and move forward...quietly. I'd rather hang out with the quiet ones.
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