Oklahoma HB2822 amends firearm carry laws, prohibiting firearms in certain places and allowing concealed carry in others.
Oklahoma HB2822 modifies firearm carry laws by prohibiting the carrying of firearms in specific locations, including sports arenas, gambling areas, and certain public properties. It allows concealed carry in certain areas, such as fairgrounds during the Oklahoma and Tulsa State Fairs, and authorizes public trusts and nonprofit entities to permit open carry on their properties. The bill also clarifies that property owners, tenants, employers, and businesses can prohibit firearms on their premises if they post appropriate signs.
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