Defensive carbines and shotguns for Oklahoma homes

Much of Oklahoma lives a long way from a sheriff's deputy. On a section-line road outside Enid or a place in the Kiamichi hills, response times run long, and the gun by the door has to be one the whole household can run. A 16-inch carbine with a light and a red dot, a short 12 gauge pump, or a soft-shooting 9mm pistol-caliber carbine all fit. The same carbine often doubles as the truck gun for hogs and coyotes. Oklahoma has no magazine-capacity limit and no feature restrictions, and 21 O.S. 1289.25 addresses defense of a home, vehicle or business; read it, because it has conditions. These firearms ship to the Oklahoma FFL you name, with a dealer-run NICS check. We compare the options in Home defense guns.