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 State Affiliate of the National Rifle Association Affiliate of the Civilian Marksmanship Program Founded in 1927.

The mission of the ORA is to protect and preserve the shooting sports at the state level.  ORA will promote and improve the shooting sports by sponsoring marksmanship training and competitions throughout the state of Oklahoma.  

ORA will work for the rights of the gun owner, shooter, collector, hunter, archer, black powder enthusiast.   ORA will support the free exchange of ideas, information and education related to gun ownership, shooting, hunting, firearms and related topics.


Updated: Monday, January 09, 2012

NOTICE: Attention Oklahoma SDA Licensees:  SDA license holders should be aware of the following provisions in the Self-Defense Act.  Click here to read about it.

Randy Thomas, owner Mustang Pawn & Gun, draws the winner of the 2011 ORA "Columbus Day Gun Give-Away."  The winner was Mr. Clair Craighead, Woodward.

Check out the 2011 ORA Winners
Oklahoma: HB 1439 expands state's "Make My Day' law to businesses

An expansion of the state's "Make My Day" law now gives business owners and employees at businesses the right to use deadly force when there's a fear of death. Before HB 1439 went into effect Tuesday, state law allowed individuals to use deadly force against intruders in their homes. The new addition to the law states that an owner, manager of or employee of a business, with a reasonable fear of death or imminent death, would have the right to use deadly force if threatened.

Read About It: The Shawnee News Star (Okla.)

Oklahoma lawmakers study open carry  

Lawmakers took aim Tuesday at expanding gun rights in Oklahoma by allowing citizens to openly carry firearms, an issue that has become an emotionally charged one at the Capitol with differing opinions on just how far legislation should go. Members of the Public Safety Committee took testimony from law enforcement, academics and proponents of expanded gun rights as they decided how to proceed with an open carry bill. Rep. Mark McCullough, who requested the study, said his plan is to take a strategic approach to expanding firearm rights that would include drafting a variety of bills on the subject.

Read About It: The Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
 
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