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Defend the Second Amendment. Make Oklahoma the firearms manufacturing capital of America.


Ron Durbin defending second amendment

The Second Amendment is not a policy preference. It is the foundation on which every other right in the Bill of Rights rests. Ron votes against every gun control bill that comes to the House floor. Not as a political calculation. As a constitutional conviction.

But Ron's Second Amendment commitment goes beyond voting no. He will work to bring the firearms manufacturing industry to Oklahoma. This industry actively seeks states with constitutional culture, skilled workforce, available real estate, and political stability. Oklahoma is that state. Other candidates will vote the right way. Ron will recruit the jobs.

Defensive legislative commitments

Absolute opposition to red flag laws. Oppose universal background check expansions that criminalize private transfers between family members. Oppose all magazine capacity restrictions. Support national reciprocity legislation allowing all CCW holders to carry in every state. Protect manufacturers from abusive litigation through the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. Oppose all ammunition tracking schemes.

Oklahoma as the firearms manufacturing capital

Ron will work with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce to designate shovel-ready industrial sites marketed to firearms and ammunition manufacturers with streamlined permitting and workforce partnerships ready to go. He will push for Buy American provisions in federal firearms procurement that preference manufacturers in constitutional carry states. Support 10-year accelerated depreciation for firearms manufacturing capital investment in Oklahoma.

Shall not be infringed. Period.

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