Firearms; allowing concealed carry at certain location. Effective date.

Summary

The bill changes Oklahoma’s unlawful‑carry laws so that anyone with a valid handgun or armed‑security license may bring a concealed firearm into the State Capitol after showing their license at the security checkpoint. It also gives city, county and state authorities the ability to allow concealed carry in their own offices, except in places that remain prohibited such as courthouses, schools, prisons and certain secure venues. The measure keeps existing bans for people convicted of serious violent or drug‑related offenses.

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