Oklahoma SB1702 establishes rules for law enforcement agencies regarding the auction and disposal of firearms.
Oklahoma SB1702, known as the "Firearm Preservation Act," mandates that law enforcement agencies auction firearms obtained through lawful means. These auctions must be exclusive to individuals eligible under state and federal law, who must also pass required criminal history record checks. The act requires agencies to maintain records of auctioned firearms, including the purchaser's federal firearms license number and payment records, for at least five years. Proceeds from these auctions can be used for operational expenses, training, or other purposes consistent with state law.
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