43 states have some sort of open carry law, but Oklahoma isn't one of them; until, perhaps, maybe, later this year.
"I think the state is ready to address this issue," said Oklahoma state senator Steve Russell's bill would require people to be 21 years of age or older, to properly holster and display the weapon, and to abide by restrictions at private establishments.
Read the article: KTUL (Tulsa, Okla.)
Oklahoma: Will open carry finally pass?
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