Oklahoma HB2249 directs the Department of Public Safety to provide free firearm locks to residents and codifies related provisions.
Oklahoma HB2249 mandates the Department of Public Safety to offer free firearm locks to Oklahoma residents upon request. The bill codifies provisions related to firearms safety and training courses, including the approval process for firearms instructors by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET). It also amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act to clarify course content requirements. The bill includes definitions for terms such as "firearm safety device" and "firearm lock," and it specifies an effective date for the provisions.
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