State Laws · OK
Oklahoma Gun Laws
Constitutional carry
Overview
Oklahoma adopted constitutional carry in November 2019 under HB 2597. Adults 21 and older (or 18 for military) who are legally permitted to possess firearms may carry without a license. The Self-Defense Act License remains available for reciprocity.
Legal disclaimer
This summary is for informational purposes only. Firearms laws change frequently. Always verify current statutes and consult a qualified attorney before making legal decisions.
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Federal firearms laws
ATF.gov — Laws: Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives →Oklahoma statutes
Oklahoma Legislature →This link goes to Oklahoma's legislative website. To find specific firearms statutes, search for terms like "concealed carry," "firearms," or "weapons permit" in the site's search function.