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OK: Oklahoma senator proposes changes to gun licensing costs
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Being a licensed gun owner can get expensive, but one Oklahoma senator wants to change that with a new bill.
Senator Josh Brecheen wants to reduce the cost of gun licenses from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, and possibly eliminate the administrative costs from the local sheriff's office.
"It's an attempt to make sure cost isn't keeping someone from the right to bear arms in accordance to the law," Republican Sen. Josh Brecheen said.
He and the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association are proposing reducing the $100 for a new license, and $85 for a re-licensing fee to $25 a piece. |
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| Govt can add law enforcement officers to the payroll or chip in for conceal carry training and low cost permitting to upgrade the civil population level of self defense. Which is the more efficient use of tax dollars? |
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