Oklahoma HB3180 removes the mandatory firearms safety and training course requirement for handgun permits, making such courses optional.
Oklahoma HB3180 amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act by eliminating the mandatory firearms safety and training course requirement for handgun permits. The bill makes these courses optional, removing the need for applicants to complete a safety test and submit a training certificate. Additionally, it removes certain weapons restrictions, including the requirement for a fingerprint search, a check of the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), and an Immigration Alien Query (IAQ) for non-United-States citizens.
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