Constitutional Open Carry in Oklahoma?

[Keith B]

RoyGBiv, I don't understand your point. Can you please explain?

If you click on the link and look at the ,pdf, section 7 (the underlined section) is the only thing being added. The other sections already exist. By adding section 7 they allow unlicensed open carry in a holster.

[steveincowtown]

And here my friends is the difference between true "small steps" and what we get in TX, which is "leftover crumbs."

They passed OC by making it by License Holders only, and now are going back around to clean up the bill and make it true open carry.


Joe Strauss needs a new part time job.

[WildBill]

RoyGBiv, I don't understand your point. Can you please explain?

If you click on the link and look at the ,pdf, section 7 (the underlined section) is the only thing being added. The other sections already exist. By adding section 7 they allow unlicensed open carry in a holster.

Keith - I read it wrong. You are correct about the underlined section.

[The Annoyed Man]

And here my friends is the difference between true "small steps" and what we get in TX, which is "leftover crumbs."

They passed OC by making it by License Holders only, and now are going back around to clean up the bill and make it true open carry.


Joe Strauss needs a new part time job.

And this is what I've argued for all along: first licensed open carry, then unlicensed open carry, then unlicensed Constitutional carry.

And I've believed Joe Strauss needed a new job for a long time. We're on the same page.

[FML]

Joe Straus needs to lose his seasonal job too.

FML