Oklahoma SB635 establishes the Firearm Preservation Act, prohibiting the destruction of firearms acquired by the state or its subdivisions and.
Oklahoma SB635, known as the Firearm Preservation Act, mandates that firearms acquired by the state or any political subdivision cannot be destroyed or rendered permanently inoperable. These firearms must be retained until lawfully disposed of through auction, exclusively to individuals eligible under state and federal law. Proceeds from these auctions are allocated to the law enforcement agency for operational expenses, training, or other lawful purposes. The act also requires law enforcement agencies to maintain records of auctioned firearms and mandates fines for non-compliance.
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