Oklahoma SB863 modifies the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act by updating handgun license application requirements and firearms instructor registration.
Oklahoma SB863 amends the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act to revise the handgun license application process. It removes certain personal information requirements from the application form, such as race, weight, height, sex, and eye color. The bill also updates the firearms safety and training course content, ensuring it can be completed within eight hours. Firearms instructors must be approved by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) and complete a registration form with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
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