Remember That Music Festival That Wanted To Ban Guns But A Judge Said No? Surprise! Turned Out To Be A Non-Issue!

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA — The Norman Music Festival went on as scheduled this year, but not before some controversy went down in regards to their ‘no weapons’ policy they tried to implement.

As we reported earlier, the festival posted a list of things you cannot bring to the festival, which included firearms. They headed to court over the policy where a judge ruled that they could not outright ban firearms. They could, however, ask that folks leave them at home.

Fast forward to the festival itself and you’ll quickly find that, even after allowing people to carry firearms, it was a non-issue.

One comment that rang out while a local news station was interviewing festival goers is worthy of a mention.

“Well it doesn’t bother me, I’m fine with it. When the shooting was in that movie theater if someone had been in there with a gun, then they maybe could have protected the people that were killed,” Tammy Street said.

Smart lady.

In any event, here is another example of gun owners acting responsibly because after all, the vast majority of us do just that.

0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments

Hold your fire! We've detected an ad blocker.

Just like good aim requires proper support, our website relies on ad revenue to keep bringing you quality firearms content and defend 2nd Amendment rights. By disabling your ad blocker, you're helping us stay on target with our mission.

Support your fellow firearms enthusiasts by allowing ads on our site. After all, we're all defending the same rights!