Oklahoma Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Can military personnel under 21 carry a handgun in Oklahoma?

Yes, with restrictions
No
Yes, without restrictions
Only if on active duty

The correct answer is: Yes, with restrictions

According to the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act, individuals who are 21 years of age or older can carry a handgun in the state without a license. However, individuals who are under 21 years of age must have a valid handgun license and must also have written permission from a parent or guardian to carry a handgun. This is why option A, "Yes, with restrictions," is the correct answer. Option C, "Yes, without restrictions," is incorrect because even though individuals under 21 can carry a handgun with a license, they still have the restriction of needing written permission. Option B, "No," and option D, "Only if on active duty," are also incorrect because they do not account for the restrictions and conditions mentioned in the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act.