No sir. That is good to go.

Thank you and thanks for the video!

I agree with most of what you say here. Not the last paragraph. These guys are from small agencies and come out because they want to. These events are primarily for the public. Law enforcement show up sometimes. The best shooters that show up are average people. And when the cops get beat they are cool with it. We all get along very well, and just like any close group of dudes, talk trash to each other. I think most people would appreciate the environment and the camaraderie if they showed up.

@@PrimalDefenseCo yea it’s always fun getting a lot of like minded people together. What I was saying about the size of the agencies, I worked in a low population state in a town of about 20,000 people and we had 70 guys in our department, the sheriffs office had another 40, the neighboring town had like 20, one up the road 10 minutes was another 20 or so guys. So just in our county of about 80,000 people total we still have 150 or more officers, not including state police. So it’s fairly easy to say there could be several hundred officers within a 25 mile radius or so that could easily come out to play but only a fraction or so would do it as a hobby and most wouldn’t be able to outshoot a hobbyist civilian

Welcome. Appreciate ya. What state you want next?

@@PrimalDefenseCo Maybe Arkansas

@@fernandob2275 government is limited by the Constitution.

@@davidcantwell2489 appreciate you David. They recognize your Texas LTC if you ever travel out that way.

I noticed that. They are all firearms.

Thanks a lot!

Thank you man. Appreciate the feedback. I'm sure this will help anyone reading the comments understand things a bit better.

​@@PrimalDefenseCo - The three biggest things that I want people to know, especially folk from Texas are 1) "No guns" signs are NOT backed by force of law in Oklahoma. If it is private property and even most government property, you have not broken the law unless and until someone representing the property asks you to leave (verbal notice) and you refuse to do so. 2) There is no "51% rule" in Oklahoma. 3) There are no places in Oklahoma where it a felony to simply be in possession of a firearm. Honorable mention: the times/places where Open Carry is illegal on outdoor public property. That one really pisses me off.

Also, Oklahoma recognizes carry licenses from all other states, including states that issue licenses to people who are between 18 - 20. We just don't issue to licenses to Oklahoma residents that young unless they have a military affiliation. A valid military ID also serves as a handgun license in Oklahoma for purposes of State Law. This is separate from Constitutional Carry and is applicable for situations - under State Law - where an actual handgun license is required.

As of 1 November 2021, Oklahoma has completely decriminalized the carry of weapons (not just firearms) on the premises of establishments licensed to dispense alcohol. Oklahoma has never had a "51% rule" like Texas. Also, "No Guns" signs are not backed by force of law in Oklahoma. Prior to 1 November 2021, if the establishment was licensed to dispense alcohol as a non-primary purpose, then you could carry a HANDGUN _with a handgun license_. Possession of ANY OTHER OFFENSIVE WEAPON on said premises was a felony. This kind of made axe throwing establishments problematic as axes are considered offensive weapons that one may now leave the house with. If the establishment was licensed to dispense alcohol as its primary purpose, then possession of any offensive weapon of any kind was a felony. Since 1 November 2021, primary or non-primary purpose are irrelevant and it is only a misdemeanor if you are asked to leave and you refuse to do so.

@@EPluribusOTAP I really appreciate the feedback back. I do not understand Oklahoma law as well as I do Texas. I did read the entire Oklahoma Self Defense Act. Here is where I get caught up; 21-1290.6 Prohibited Ammunition A handgun loaded with anything greater than a .45 is listed as a "Prohibited Weapon". 21-1290.14 Safety and Training Course (E.) ....."no pistol shall be capable of firing larger than .45 caliber ammunition" 21-1290.18 Application for Contents (19)....."maximum ammunition capacity of the firearm shall be .45 caliber" Is that incorrect? I know the laws have been changing in Oklahoma but this is the most current version of the Oklahoma Self Defense Act right from the states website. I mean no disrespect. I seriously want to get it right.

​@@PrimalDefenseCo - One of the biggest problems with the Oklahoma Self Defense Act comes from the fact that there was a lot of poor proofreading back in 2018/2019 when we were trying to get Constitutional Carry passed. As a result, there are a lot of things that are contradictory. Also, the bit about guns and places that are licensed to dispense alcohol became muddled and problematic after we had Alcohol Modernization in 2018 that added a number of different types of "liquor licenses". Things like complimentary beverage licenses that allowed places like barber shops and nail salons and furniture stores to give away free samples to their customers. Also, after Constitutional Carry allowed for the carry of long guns in public for the first time in state history, the SDA still said HANDGUN in a number of places and still specified with a handgun license in a number of places - which is why Mr. Timothy Harper, famously was arrested after he carried a Glock and a AR-15 into a Twin Peaks Restaurant in Oklahoma City on the 2nd Day of Constitutional Carry after people had been led to believe that they could carry anything they wanted anywhere they wanted. We just finally got rid of the requirement to have a license in order to carry on a boat in motion outside of hunting last November. We had one whole year of Constitutional Carry (2019 - 2020) where you could transport a loaded firearm in your car, unless and until stopped for a moving traffic violation, in which case you would need to have a license if you had a loaded pistol in the vehicle with you. The current section of the law that deals with establishments licensed to dispense alcohol (keep it mind ... it isn't about selling alcohol or even having any of it on the premises; its about whether or not the establishment has a license to dispense it) was intentionally written to be confusing to the average person to make it seem like it was still a crime when it isn't. That was the plan of the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association and U.S. LawShield's lead attorney for Oklahoma who wrote it Hell - for THREE years 1272.1 referred to alcohol laws that didn't even exist anymore! As for 1290.14 and 1290.18, they are purely administrative matters for how the range portion of the licensing class is to be conducted and for literally filling out the application for a license. Basically, it's telling instructors that when someone shoots the range portion of the class, you are not to allow them to use anything bigger than a .45. The mention of greater than .45 caliber in 1290.18 is irrelevant because the application form doesn't ask, it just wants you to check off whether you shot the qualification course with a derringer, revolver or semi-automatic handgun. 1290.6 is the only part that is an actual crime that has elements that must be met and penalties associated with it. There was actually a Bill a couple years ago, when the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association and some of their legislator friends were on a rampage of trying to change the word "handgun" to "firearm" in as many places as possible where they did so with 1290.6 and it made it out of committed before people realized - "Oh yeah! If we say that we can't have FIREARMS greater than .45 caliber, then that will eliminated a lot of rifles and most shotguns!" LOL So the Bill died and instead of just amending it to remove the caliber restriction that had been on the books since 1995, they just left it there.

Maybe we can have a live/ or pre recorded discussion on what people need to know about traveling into Oklahoma with a gun. If that is something that interests you.

@@melindadobson109 in Texas, definitely. 💯

@@PrimalDefenseCo OH wow ok ty

@@melindadobson109 appreciate ya ma'am. Thank you!

@@PrimalDefenseCo What? I'm a woman, she, female. Hell you can even call me an old lady just don't call me man!

@@melindadobson109 sorry bout that fixed it ma'am. Thank ya

@@Frogitout yo. Email me. [email protected]

@@conrad9398 I agree with ya 💯

Afraid of what? Large groups of rioting lunatics surrounding my car with my family inside? Like they have been doing the last few years?

@@Ragiovannif thank you. I appreciate the support

Outside outside too. I would just be careful when open carrying a rifle. Someone could think you are up to no good and overreact.

@@mrshowtime991 welcome brother. I hope it helped

@@PrimalDefenseCo it does my brother

Awesome

@@chrislopez254 thank you man

Bro... It ain't even mine 😭😭😭. It's a loaner. Don't call the cops.

@@PrimalDefenseCo lol

In public and in my car

@@Ymm432 you can.

@@PrimalDefenseCo thanks for the quick response👍🏽

@@Ymm432 in public, if you are 21 or over. Or if you are under 21 and have a license to carry. No license needed to carry in the car

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@@user-lo9vk1hr4m mee too! RGV #956

@@stevencoyote746 thank you brother. Appreciate the support 💯

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A piece of junk based on what?

He/she/they/them is ust being a hater bro.

@@cupofdirty832 that's good 👍 Check out our updated vid here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eKygecph1NK3ZGw.html

@@PrimalDefenseCo thanks man! God bless

@@cupofdirty832 welcome bro 🙏

Correct. You can even carry open. If you are under 21, it must stay concealed in your car, or they need a license to carry. Updated vid here 👇 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eKygecph1NK3ZGw.html

@@stevencoyote746 it is in plain view, technically yes. My opinion, if you got in trouble for that, It would be a waste of taxpayer resources.

@PrimalDefenseCo Well I guess I'll buy a holster that will fit on the magnet

@@stevencoyote746 we go into greater detail here. And it's also an updated vid. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eKygecph1NK3ZGw.html Appreciate you viewing. We need all the support we can get

Just curious, how are accessories bad?

@@texas_man_the_legend that is correct. People don't know that though. That's what we are trying to do on this channel.

Premitless for most people too. Not everyone. 'Constitutional Carry" is just what they called it.

@@PrimalDefenseCo if it were true Constitutional Carry their would be no prohibitions.

@@georgerector9252 what state has no prohibitions?

@@PrimalDefenseCo Texas, how you carry, where you carry, who can carry Texas LEO 41 years.

@@georgerector9252 I get that. Just curious to see if there is a state in the union that does NOT have prohibitions.

@@Frankie5Angels150 good question. Who knows what our law makers think.

@@southeastchristian713 best place to have it, is where it suits you best.

@@mottolife1543 welcome man! Thank you for watching.

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@@rockiedawnsimpler5102 like what?

@@BlkCreekNdn71 see ya out here!

@@lynnclay3190 I get you man. But California, New York, Illinois, etc will arrest you still 🤷. I'm not agreeing with their laws. I'm not saying that they are good. I am not saying it's ok. I hate their laws. But they exist.

@@PrimalDefenseCo i would consider an arrest as a declaration of war and respond accordingly to the 10th power.

I apologize, I thought I had. I do on our other vids. Thank you for posting where to find the laws. Appreciate it.

@@PrimalDefenseCo thank you for your patience and tolerance, I didn't mean or intend to imply any criticism (except perhaps of KZfaq). I just believe that people should research things for themselves once folks like you turn them on the right ideas!

@@HM2SGT I am super pro doing the research yourself. That Is how we like to do things. In my defense, I am getting better at making these vids and such. It's a huge learning curve. I really appreciate your feedback and your viewership. Another thing I'm trying to do is get with people like you to have live feeds and answer questions for people.

@@HM2SGT also discuss nuances, difference in interpretation, experiences, and situations. So on.

@@PrimalDefenseCo Discussion and sharing of ideas, the best part of the Internet. Bon chance & Viel Glück!

Thanks bud

@@user-wj7ep7ip6m I go into greater detail in this vid here👇 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eKygecph1NK3ZGw.html It SHOULD be ok. But the law says "carried in holster" if it's in plain sight. If it's not in plain sight, then you are fine, holster or no holster. But the word "carried" is where it might get a little grey.

@PrimalDefenseCo Awesome! This is very helpful. I have a friend who has this under dash mounted scinario, and it appears very practical and secure in case there are quick stops or accidents.

@@user-wj7ep7ip6m welcome. I really appreciate the support. Please, subscribe, hit the bell, and if you can share/invite friends to follow this channel. I would greatly greatly appreciate it 🙏

@@timtravasos2742 thank you. Appreciate ya!

@@lawrencehernandez5629 I'm gonna be completely honest, some ranges do not check..but legally you cannot possess one, at least not federally. Under Texas law, you can possess one inside your home, 5 years after you have completed your punishment.

@@salv0xmerey that is the plan. If this vid makes it to a million views, that will be in my sights. I appreciate the support! Thank you 👍

@@oshagnificent314 18 and up can be gifted and or purchase through private sale. They can get LTC

@@PrimalDefenseCo okay thanks for the reply. Nice to learn something new. Keep up the good work

@@oshagnificent314 appreciate the support. Thank you!

@@PrimalDefenseCo Can a 18 yr old carry a handgun in his/her’s vehicle without a license?

correction license to carry*

You can still do that. But nowadays people don't have much respect and will break in and steal it.

@@PrimalDefenseCo Out in the Texas brush country, everyone live by a code of hard work, morality and decency and that wasn't a problem.

@@stevegarcia9098 work hard to keep it that way. There are people out there working hard to change it.

Same experience when I was a kid. Technically you can still do this, but these days parking outside for more than 30 mins or so would mean coming back to a smashed window and guns gone.

riffles, ????

@@dpk3144 unfortunately no sir. Under Texas law, you can have it in the home. Texas Penal Code 46.04. Federal Law prohibits you for life.

I rock PSA too!