OKLAHOMA CITY -- Gun legislation that would allow adult residents to carry a gun without a permit is moving forward at the Oklahoma Capitol.
On Wednesday, senators passed the so-called "Constitutional Carry" law in committee, and now it heads to the full Senate.
The measure passed the full House last week.
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Nearly identical bills to this one cleared the Oklahoma House and Senate last year, but then-Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed the legislation over opposition from law enforcement and concerns about the elimination of training and background checks.
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