The AR-15 is being dubbed the “weapon of choice” for mass shooters, and the act of terrorism in Orlando has renewed calls for an “assault weapons” ban, but by any definition of the term, the AR-15 is not an assault rifle. Another misconception is that the “AR” in AR-15 is an abbreviation for “assault rifle.” This is also a fabrication that is being perpetrated by the mainstream media and through social media.
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The OSBI updates sheriffs’ offices and SDA instructors of legislation that passed after the close of the legislative session each year. Many instructors expressed interest in being made aware of legislation prior to its passage. The OSBI tracks legislation that would impact the SDA law book published annually.
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During our Tulsa Chapter meeting on February 22, we had Pastor Bruce Delay from Heartland Church as a special quest speaker. He briefly discussed what the Bible says about self-defense and protecting our families. Pastor Bruce took us through the Scriptures and showed us that it is biblical to defend our God-given right to liberty. Our political beliefs and especially our personal views on the Second Amendment should be based on factual evidence and logic instead of emotions and fear. Can you defend your position?
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In this video, OK2A President Don Spencer provides an update to current gun bills that have been passed so far during the 2018 legislative session in Oklahoma as well as some of the other proposed gun bills initiated by OK2A that are going to be on the floor during session THIS WEEK including constitutional carry. The only way to stop evil is with BRUTE FORCE! Exercise your Second Amendment rights!!
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It’s time to act! HB2951 (Constitutional Carry) and other gun bills will be heard on Wednesday, February 21st at 3pm in the House Public Safety Committee. Time to show your support with phone calls, emails, and attend the meeting at the OK state capitol. OK2A is the state’s leading advocate for Second Amendment rights!
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So far during this legislative session, we have managed to get six important bills passed, but we aren’t done yet! Read a brief detail of what we have accomplished so far while in session.
Feb 16 Legislation Update Read More »
The law is very broad, widely interpreted and often misunderstood. Don’t find yourself in a situation where misinterpretation causes you to go from singing Auld Lang Syne to Jailhouse Rock. Watch independent program attorney Robert Robles share the top 5 self-defense laws most often misunderstood in Oklahoma.
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Everyone who chooses to own and/or carry a firearm may one day be forced to make the decision to intervene (or to not intervene) in a fight or conflict between or among other people. Regardless of how you think you will (or should) respond, the most important thing is to prepare yourself ahead of time by knowing the law and the potential consequences that could follow if you choose to involve yourself in a third party conflict while carrying.
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The United States Supreme Court declined to hear Peruta v. San Diego (a conceal carry case), which involved San Diego resident Edward Peruta, who challenged his county’s decision to deny him permission to carry a concealed firearm outside his house. Despite the support of two Supreme Justice Members, the case was rejected due to a policy that a case needs to be approved by at least four justices in order to get on the Supreme Court’s docket.
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On December 19, 2017, Don Spencer (President of the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association) purchased a ticket to the OU basketball game with the intention to attend the game while carrying a (legal) pocket knife into the basketball arena. OU has a “policy” that does not allow anyone to bring in knives or any type of weapon into the arena. Upon entering the arena, everyone must pass through a security station much like you would do at the airport. Everyone must walk through a metal detector and empty their pockets to ensure that no one will bring in contraband or weapons. We have been receiving reports from OK2A members that OU security personnel have been forcing people to return to their vehicle(s) to store their pocket knives in their vehicles because of their restrictive policy regarding knives and other weapons.
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