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Bryan Hull (R), founding director of the Oklahoma Open Carry Association (OKOCA), and Tim Gillespie, director of Oklahoma Second Amendment Association, wear unconcealed side arms as Richard Prawdzienski (C) listens to Hull addressing OKOCA members gathered at Beverly's Pancake House in Oklahoma City November 1, 2012. A new Oklahoma law took effect November 1 allowing anyone with a concealed weapon license to carry their firearms openly in a holster or belt. (Photo by Bill Waugh/Reuters)
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