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Oklahoma: Senate Committee to Hear NRA-Supported Senate Bill 934 Tomorrow

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Tomorrow, the Oklahoma Senate Public Safety Committee will hear Senate Bill 934, sponsored by Senator Anthony Sykes (D-24).  This NRA-backed legislation will make meaningful improvements to Oklahoma’s gun laws.  The bill will strike down existing barriers in state law and provide an opportunity for youth under the age of 18 to participate in Oklahoma’s rich heritage of hunting and shooting sports whether it be with a shotgun, rifle or pistol. 

Senate Bill 934 removes the current restriction in Oklahoma Statute which allows only a parent of a minor to give their child a rifle or a shotgun, and expands this allowance to include legal guardians or persons acting with the permission of the parent or legal guardian to supervise a youth in any hunting or shooting sport that involves a rifle, pistol, or shotgun.  This bill would encourage youth to learn firearm safety and allow them to participate in the responsible recreational activities provided by shooting sports and events such as education and training, target shooting, hunting, sporting events and competitions.

With the number of hunters decreasing annually, SB 934 would remove barriers and allow young upcoming hunters to discover a love for this American heritage.  Firearm training and hunting at a young age inspires responsibility, maturity and a greater appreciation of the environment.  Further, this legislation contains provisions for certain violations and penalties to ensure responsible actions.

Please contact members of the Senate Public Safety Committee TODAY and urge them to support SB 934.

Senate Public Safety Committee:

 

Senator Don Barrington – Chairman

405.521.5563
[email protected]


Senator Kim David - Vice Chairman

(405) 521-5590
[email protected]


Senator Roger Ballenger

(405) 521-5588
[email protected] 


Senator Larry Boggs

(405) 521-5604 
b[email protected] 


Senator Josh Brecheen

(405) 521-5586
[email protected]

 

Senator David Holt

(405) 521-5636
[email protected] 

 

Senator Al McAffrey

(405) 521-5610
[email protected]

 

Senator Wayne Shaw

(405) 521-5574
[email protected]


Senator Ralph Shortey

(405) 521-5557
[email protected]

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