Oklahoma SB886 establishes the Firearm Preservation Act, regulating the auction and retention of firearms by law enforcement.
Oklahoma SB886, the Firearm Preservation Act, mandates that law enforcement agencies auction firearms obtained through lawful means. These auctions are restricted to individuals with valid federal firearms licenses and who pass required criminal history checks. Proceeds from these auctions must be used for law enforcement operational expenses, training, or other purposes. Law enforcement agencies must maintain detailed records of auctioned firearms, including purchaser information, for at least five years, subject to inspection by the Attorney General.
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