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Lifetime Concealed Handgun License Bill Introduced in Oklahoma

Friday, February 5, 2010

On Tuesday, February 2, House Bill 3124 was introduced and referred to the House Public Safety Committee.  No hearing has been scheduled.

Authored by State Representative Joe Dorman (D-65), HB3124 would create an optional lifetime concealed handgun license.  If enacted into law, this legislation would become effective November 1, 2010 and the permit fee would be $500.  However, Oklahomans would still be able to obtain a five-year permit for $100 or $85 for a renewal.

Indiana is currently the only state with an optional lifetime concealed carry permit and it is important that we express to our legislators that Oklahoma would like to be next.

Please contact the members of the House Public Safety Committee and respectfully urge them to support HB3124.  Contact information can be found below.

State Representative Sue Tibbs (R-23) – Chair
(918) 663-3915
[email protected]

State Representative Steve Martin (R-10) – Vice Chair
(405) 557-7402
[email protected]

State Representative Glen Bud Smithson (D-2)
(405) 557-7315
[email protected]

State Representative Chuck Hoskin (D-6)
(405) 557- 7319
[email protected]

State Representative Paul D. Roan (D-20)
(405) 557-7308
[email protected]

State Representative Mark McCullough (R-30)
(405) 557-7414
[email protected]

State Representative Jason Murphey (R-31)
(405) 557-7350
[email protected]

State Representative Wallace Collins (D-45)
(405) 557-7386
[email protected]

State Representative Leslie Osborn (R-47)
(405) 557-7333
[email protected]

State Representative Mike Ritze (R-80)
(405) 557-7338
[email protected]

State Representative Randy McDaniel (R-83)
(405) 557-7409
[email protected]

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