Oklahoma HB2824 prohibits certain policies or rules that restrict firearm carrying on private property.
Oklahoma HB2824 amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act to prohibit property owners, tenants, employers, and businesses from enforcing policies that restrict carrying concealed or unconcealed firearms on their property. Exceptions include specific events and public property during events. Property owners must post signs if they prohibit firearms. Violators can be denied entry or removed. The act also clarifies that employers are not liable for employee firearm use unless grossly negligent or willful. Effective November 1, 2025.
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