American Military News by Darla Slipke October 28, 2019
Many Oklahomans will be able to carry firearms in public without a permit or training beginning next week, unless opponents of the new law who have filed a legal challenge are successful in their bid to stop the legislation from taking effect.
Called “Constitutional carry†by proponents, the legislation will allow most Oklahomans age 21 and older — and military service members and veterans age 18 and older — to carry guns either concealed or unconcealed without a license. Exceptions include anyone who is in the country illegally and those convicted of certain crimes.
The measure was the first bill Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law earlier this year. A spokeswoman for Stitt said the governor’s office could not comment for the story due to current ongoing litigation.
Supporters are planning a celebratory rally outside the state Capitol on Friday, the day the law is to take effect.
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https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/10/permitless-gun-carry-law-to-take-effect-in-oklahoma-this-week/
