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Hunters are allowed to carry both archery equipment and a muzzleloader during the muzzleloader season provided they have the appropriate licenses and follow other muzzleloader season regulations.
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This includes Deer Muzzleloader, Elk Muzzleloader & Bear Muzzleloader seasons.
Muzzleloading rifles, muzzleloading shot-guns or muzzleloading pistols: .40 caliber or larger rifle or pistol, or 20-guage or larger shotgun, firing a single slug or ball that is loaded from the muzzle.
No person shall carry or use any modern firearm in conjunction with any legal primi-tive firearm (muzzleloader) during the deer primitive season, except under the provisions of the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act
https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/html ... e/?page=15
Muzzleloader
This includes Deer Muzzleloader, Elk Muzzleloader & Bear Muzzleloader seasons.
Muzzleloading rifles, muzzleloading shot-guns or muzzleloading pistols: .40 caliber or larger rifle or pistol, or 20-guage or larger shotgun, firing a single slug or ball that is loaded from the muzzle.
No person shall carry or use any modern firearm in conjunction with any legal primi-tive firearm (muzzleloader) during the deer primitive season, except under the provisions of the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act
https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/html ... e/?page=15
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I dont see any other restrictions other than NO LASERS, NO LIGHTS and NO NIGHT VISION.
So basically if it loads through the muzzle only and its 40cal+ you are good to go.
So basically if it loads through the muzzle only and its 40cal+ you are good to go.
