Oklahoma SB1281 modifies the scope of lawful firearm pointing, expanding it to include more situations and individuals.
Oklahoma SB1281 amends the state's law on felony pointing of firearms, knives, or deadly weapons. It specifies that pointing such weapons is lawful under certain conditions, including self-defense, defense of property, and specific professional activities like those of armed security guards and military personnel. The bill also includes lawful pointing during performances on stage, rodeos, and plays. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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