The next time you hear some local Second Amendment distorter talk about the government’s efforts to put more restrictions on guns, remember this: Oklahoma has some of the least restrictive weapon laws in the nation.
According to a new report by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, which advocates for stricter gun laws, the Oklahoma ranks second to last among states when it comes to laws governing gun sales and use.
According to the Brady Campaign:
Oklahoma has weak gun laws that help feed the illegal gun market and allow the sale of guns without background checks according to the Brady Campaign. In the organization’s 2009 state scorecards released for all 50 states, Oklahoma tied for second to last place in America – earning just two points out of a total of 100.