Oklahoma SB1695 modifies the scope of allowable carry for firearms, clarifying exceptions and penalties.
Oklahoma SB1695 amends the unlawful carry provisions for firearms, specifying exceptions such as self-defense, hunting, and educational purposes. It also clarifies that carrying a firearm with an empty chamber is not considered felony pointing. The bill prohibits certain individuals convicted of specific offenses from carrying firearms. Penalties for violations are established, and the act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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