OK: 'Constitutional carry' becomes first legislation signed

[jdege]

https://www.tulsaworld.com/news/state-and-regional/constitutional-carry-becomes-first-legislation-signed-into-law-by-gov/article_1c943003-1eca-542e-8d71-cfab83d93328.html
'Constitutional carry' becomes first legislation signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt

OKLAHOMA CITY — Individuals will be able to carry firearms in Oklahoma without a permit or training starting Nov. 1, when a bill passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt goes into effect.

The bill is the first signed by Stitt since he took office.

[Ghost]

Good

[jdege]

Truthfully, I'd rather see the remaining may-issue states go shall-issue than to see more shall-issue states go constitutional.

[Ghost]

Truthfully, I'd rather see the remaining may-issue states go shall-issue than to see more shall-issue states go constitutional.

Any progress is good

[Holland&Holland]

Truthfully, I'd rather see the remaining may-issue states go shall-issue than to see more shall-issue states go constitutional.

Any progress is good

I agree with that.

[jdege]

Truthfully, I'd rather see the remaining may-issue states go shall-issue than to see more shall-issue states go constitutional.

Any progress is good

Any progress is good - but it's often not as fast as I would have liked.

[Ghost]

Truthfully, I'd rather see the remaining may-issue states go shall-issue than to see more shall-issue states go constitutional.

Any progress is good

Any progress is good - but it's often not as fast as I would have liked.

I would have liked constitutional carry to have never been a “thing” but to have just been normal life.

[Holland&Holland]

I would have liked constitutional carry to have never been a “thing” but to have just been normal life.

Or maybe just like, oh I dunno, like it is written in the constitution?

[Lumpy]

At least we can point to all the constitutional carry states as proof that relaxing gun laws doesn't lead to blood running in the gutters.