Advocates rally for the start of Oklahoma permitless gun law
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November 1, 2019
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Gun rights advocates are celebrating the start of a new law that allows most adults in Oklahoma to carry a firearm in public without a background check or training.
More than 100 people rallied outside the state Capitol on Friday, the first day the law took effect.
An Oklahoma County judge and the state Supreme Court this week rejected Oklahoma City Democratic Rep. Jason Lowe's requests to put the so-called "permitless carry" law on hold.
Supporters dubbed this type of law "constitutional carry." Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the bill that allows most adults to carry...
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