Oklahoma Gun Laws

If you’re looking to obtain a legal firearm in Oklahoma, here are some facts about Oklahoma gun laws.

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Oklahoma Gun Laws

 If you’re looking to obtain a legal firearm in Oklahoma, here are some things about the permit process you should know:

Oklahoma is a shall-issue, permitless-carry state. Open carry and concealed carry are legal in Oklahoma without a license for any person 21 years of age or older who can legally possess a firearm. A concealed-carry license is not required but Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation does issue a Self-Defense Act License (SDAL) to residents for concealed carry.

 Is there a waiting period to buy a gun in Oklahoma?

No. Oklahoma does not have a waiting period to buy a firearm.

 Do handguns need to be registered in Oklahoma?

No. Firearms do not have to be registered in Oklahoma.

 Is a permit required to purchase a firearm in Oklahoma?

No. A permit is not required to purchase firearms in Oklahoma.

 Who is eligible to obtain a Self-Defense Act (SDA) License in Oklahoma?

Any Oklahoma resident at least 21 years of age can apply for a Self-Defense Act (SDA) license.

 Is firearms training a requirement in Oklahoma for a Self-Defense Act (SDA) License?

Yes. Oklahoma requires a firearms-training course for a Self-Defense Act License (SDAL).

 What are the requirements in Oklahoma to obtain a Self-Defense Act (SDA) License?

Applicants for an Oklahoma Self-Defense Act License (SDAL) must:

  • Be at least 21 years old
  • Be a citizen of the U.S.
  • Reside in Oklahoma
  • Be knowledgeable of the Oklahoma Self Defense Act
  • Meet federal law requirements

 What are the steps to obtain an Self-Defense Act License (SDAL) in Oklahoma?

  1. Read the Oklahoma Self Defense Act
  2. Complete a firearms safety class
  3. Download an application from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation website ok.gov or complete it online.
  4. Submit the completed application to your local law-enforcement office along with two passport-style photographs, a copy of your driver’s license or state ID, firearms-training certificate, and fee. A permit is issued within 14 days for sheriff’s office; 60 days for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, if approved.

 How much does an Oklahoma Self-Defense Act License (SDAL) cost?

An Oklahoma Self-Defense Act License (SDA) costs $100 for a five-year license or $200 for a 10-year license. Renewal is $85 for five-year license or $170 for 10-year license.

 Does Oklahoma recognize pistol permits from other states?

Yes. Oklahoma is a permitless-carry state and honors permits issued by all other states.

 Is Oklahoma a Constitutional Carry state?

Yes. Oklahoma is a Constitutional Carry state. Anyone 21 years or older can legally carry any firearm openly or concealed, without a license.

 Is Oklahoma an Open Carry state?

Yes. Open carry is legal in Oklahoma without a permit.

 Is Oklahoma a Stand Your Ground state?

Yes. Oklahoma is a Stand Your Ground state. Oklahoma is also a Castle Doctrine state. In Oklahoma, there is no duty to retreat.

 Are AR-style and other semi-auto rifles legal in Oklahoma?

Yes. Magazine-fed semi-auto rifles are legal to buy and possess in Oklahoma.

 Are standard-capacity magazines allowed in Oklahoma?

Yes. There are no magazine-capacity restrictions in Oklahoma.

 Does Oklahoma have gun-storage laws?

No. Oklahoma has no gun-storage law.

 Is Oklahoma a Red Flag state?

No. Oklahoma does not have a red-flag law.

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Robert Sadowski
Having been trained by many top-shelf handgun, shotgun, AR carbine, and long-range shooting instructors, Robert Sadowski brings a user's perspective to Gun Tests. He has authored and edited 15 books on firearm values, firearm disassembly and assembly, and gun guides. His Book Of Glock (Skyhorse Publishing) debuted as an Amazon #1 New Release and is a must-read for the Glock enthusiast. His latest book, 9MM - Guide to America's Most Popular Caliber (Gun Digest Books), is an indispensable resource on the 9mm and understanding the cartridge's performance for concealed carry, home defense, or competition. Over the past two decades, Sadowski has written for many magazines and websites, including tacticallife.com, range365.com, shootingillustrated.com, personaldefenseworld.com and more. His print work has appeared in Combat Handguns, Ballistic, Real World Survivor, Guns Digest, Guns of the Old West, SHOT Business, and more. He is currently the Treasurer/Secretary of the Glock Collectors Association. After receiving an MA from New York University, he worked for a number of magazine publishers and advertising agencies. Sadowski is a lifelong hunter, competitive shooter, and native of Connecticut. He now lives in North Carolina to take full advantage of our 2nd Amendment privilege.

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