In plain sight? So if I have an unloaded pistol in the glove box and the magazine is in a completely diferent location in the car is that illegal since it is "concealed"?

I've got the same question.

Could it be out in the open, or in a case, or in a gun mount, or did it have to be all of those things?

Is there anything in here that outlines what is legal as far as flash supressors on AR15's?

Is carrying your sidearm chamber loaded prohibited in any way by the SDA? It has been years since I went thru the class, and some folks who recently took a class were of the opinion that you had to carry with an empty chamber. I am hoping that they are mistaken because it sounds rediculous and contrary to the purpous of the SDA. My EDC is a combat commander .45 on condition 1 and would like to think I am following the statute correctly. Is this just some confusion on the part of new folks attending the class?
Many Thanks,
dave

Hi all,

I just checked the linked laws and read the thread and didn't see an answer, so I'll ask here. I'm going to be stationed at Ft. Sill in August. Georgia (where I am now) has an exemption that allows military personnel to carry without a permit. I'm just wondering if Oklahoma has anything similar, or if I can't carry until I get my permit.

Thanks!

I have a question regarding carrying loaded magazines in a vehicle. I have a couple buddys that tell me that it is illegal to carry a loaded magazine in a car regardless of whether it is in the gun or not. Ive read through the laws linked and ive become a little confused. I understood it as you can carry them loaded as long as they are in a locked compartment or outside your vehicle. If this is the case and im not mistaken which i often am, how would i carry them in say an SUV which has no lockable trunk or outside compartment? Any help clearing my confusion would be greatly appreciated.

thanks for the help, do you think a duffle bag with a pad lock would qualify as a lockable storage container?

I have a question concerning CCW and owner's rights.
Is there an 'official' no guns allowed signage?
I just noticed, the gas station I stop at in the mornings has what appears to be a "no 1911s allowed" posted on the inside of the door.
I checked the links and did not find anything.

I have a simple question, but am a little confused by the terms used in the documents.

First of all, what exactly does the term "magazine loaded" mean? Does it refer to a magazine which has ammo in it, or a firearm with a loaded magazine inserted?

Until I know that for sure, attempting to understand the rest is hopeless, but I'll go ahead anyway.



Should I take that first paragraph as written or should it include at least one "OR" somewhere in the second sentence? As it is now, it's an impossible task, since it specifies first "plain view" and then later, "exterior locked compartment". It would only be possible if you have it in a case, and the case in a rack, and the rack in a locked plexiglass box outside your car for everyone to see.

I know that's absurd, but my point is, without knowing where the "OR" goes, it's useless. I assume the "OR" should go where I highlighted in RED.


Now the second part is where the "magazine loaded" question comes in. I take it to mean I can stick the empty AR15 in my trunk, and have the fully loaded magazine up in the center console. But I'm worried assuming will get me in trouble if "magazine loaded" means "loaded magazine".

Can anyone point me to clear legal references, or suggest who I should contact to get something in writing to protect myself legally?

Edited to add: Furthermore, the second sentence says carrying it concealed behind the seat is OK. I guess this is simply adding another legal place to carry a gun? So you can put it on the dash, or in a rack, or in a case, or in the trunk, or behind the seat, as long as it's not "magazine loaded"??

Really confusing.

Thanks...

Okay.
But, this was on the inside of the door; not visible from the outside (obscured by tint & burglary bars).
I don't want to seem argumentative and I respect the property/business owner's rights....but, there must be some standards; at least in regards to visibility?

Nice post and thank you! I have a lot of reading to do, as I may be moving to OK in Oct. Typical gun & CCW laws though, wording can be extremely "interpretive" and/or confusing.

Headed to Tulsa tomorrow for the big show and had a question or two before I head out. I know my AR permit is honored there so that isn't an issue - but was curious about Section 1272.1 - Carrying Firearms Where Liquor Is Consumed - specifically how is it determined what "constitutes the primary purpose of the business." in relation to alcohol sales and carrying? I saw that OK has the duty to inform if stopped while carrying much like AR, and signs don't have to meet specific criteria to be legal. Any other gotchas that an out of state visitor might not expect as it relates to complying with your carry laws?

Are there any laws in relation to printing while in OK? With a valid KS CCW license, Say I have a pancake holster and a jacket over it. If someone notices, ( lib do gooder or LEO ) and either way it becomes an issue where an LEO is involved, am I subject to arrest or ticket/fine for "printing"?

Thank you in advance for any help here.