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Governor signs firearms open carry law - Norman Transcript

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Governor signs firearms open carry law Norman Transcript OKLAHOMA CITY — Governor Mary Fallin today signed into law Senate Bill 1733, a measure that allows Oklahoma citizens to openly carry firearms. The bill, sponsored by state Sen. Anthony Sykes and state Rep. Jeff Hickman, permits those who are licensed, ... Open Carry of Guns in Oklahoma LegalizedOfficer.com COLUMN: Where is the proof that open-carry laws result in less crime?Oklahoma Daily Fallin signs open-carry billTulsa Beacon News On 6 -KOCO Oklahoma City -Broken Arrow Ledger all 119 news articles »

Officials: Open carry no problem - Muskogee Daily Phoenix

Officials: Open carry no problem Muskogee Daily Phoenix By Dylan Goforth Phoenix Staff Writer Local law enforcement officials say the signing of a bill allowing Oklahomans to openly carry firearms won't create problems in Muskogee. The bill was signed by Gov. Mary Fallin on Tuesday. Oklahoma will become the ...

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin says she'll sign open carry gun measure - NewsOK.com

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin says she'll sign open carry gun measure NewsOK.com Mary Fallin told delegates Saturday at the Oklahoma Republican State Convention she will sign into law the bill that will allow those with concealed handgun permits to openly carry their weapons. The measure would take effect Nov. 1. and more »

What It's Like in an Open Carry State - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK - News ... - News On 6

What It's Like in an Open Carry State - NewsOn6.com - Tulsa, OK - News ... News On 6 Those who did notice kept on walking, Oklahoma has looser gun laws in its sights. State legislators, last week, passed a bill that will allow Oklahomans to openly carry guns in public. The bill is now awaiting Governor Mary Fallin's signature. and more »

Open carry gun law in Oklahoma could impact businesses in Tulsa - kjrh.com

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Open carry gun law in Oklahoma could impact businesses in Tulsa kjrh.com If it's signed, business owners must decide if they'll allow firearms on their property, and they must post their requirements in plain view. "Maybe it's worked over the 20 years. We haven't had any problems," said Mike Encinas.