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Yes, primitive camping is available on site.

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From I-44 (going either direction):  When you get to Chickasha, Take exit 80 toward Duncan (0.3 mi)

Turn left at S 4th St (0.3 mi)

Turn left toward US-277 S/US-81 S   (52 ft)

Take the 1st right onto US-277 S/US-81 S (2.1 mi)

Turn left at OK-19 E (10.4 mi)

Turn right at Lake Rd/N2920 Rd (0.4 mi)

Continue onto Chitwood Expy (3.9 mi)

Turn right at E1490 Rd (2.0 mi)

Turn right at N2900 Rd (1.2 mi)

Destination is on the right (signs will be posted).  Drive through the gate and follow the drive to the range.

This event, which is being hosted by Alex Arms and Instruction, is located at the site of a dry oil well near Alex, OK. 

It is illegal to possess a concealed firearm, loaded or not, on or about the person without a handgun permit recognized by Oklahoma.  Oklahoma recognizes all other state’s permits.  Oklahoma law provides several ways of transporting a firearm in a motor vehicle that are affirmatively legal with or without a permit:  As long as you are not a convicted felon, you may legally transport a rifle, shotgun or pistol open and unloaded, which Oklahoma law defines as in plain view, in a case designed for carrying firearms that is wholly or partially visible, in a gun rack, or in an exterior locked compartment or trunk.

Also, any person except a convicted felon may legally transport a rifle or shotgun concealed behind a seat of the vehicle or within the interior of the vehicle, as long as it is not clip, magazine, or chamber loaded.  Handgun permit holders may legally transport a clip or magazine loaded rifle or shotgun in a vehicle.

Check state laws for other pertinent legislation.