Oklahoma SB1686 modifies definitions in the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act, clarifying terms and setting an effective date.
Oklahoma SB1686 amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act by modifying definitions related to firearms. It specifies that "completed application" for a handgun license must include all required fields, questions, signatures, and documents. The bill clarifies that "pistol" or "handgun" does not include imitation pistols, flare guns, underwater fishing guns, or blank pistols. It also defines "rifle" and "shotgun" by referencing other sections of the Oklahoma Statutes. The act sets an effective date of November 1, 2026.
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