Firearms; updating qualifications for the restoration of gun rights for nonviolent felons; effective date.

Summary

The bill amends Oklahoma’s firearm law to let people convicted of non‑violent felonies regain the right to own and carry guns if they have received a full pardon and have stayed crime‑free for five years. It also permits those restored individuals to work in certain gun‑related jobs such as peace officer or gunsmith. The changes apply only to non‑semi‑automatic firearms and to handgun licenses, and they remove a prior requirement that a handgun license be automatically revoked for these felons.

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