Red Flag Law and Weapon Limits in Oklahoma
Whether Oklahoma has a red flag (extreme risk) law and any limits on assault weapons or magazine capacity.
Short answer: Oklahoma has no state law that provides for extreme risk protection orders. Its Anti-Red Flag Act bars cities and counties from adopting such orders. 21 O.S. §§ 1289.24b, 1289.24c; 21 O.S. ch. 53 and 22 O.S. §§ 60-60.31 (Protection from Domestic Abuse Act) (reviewed)
| Red flag law | Oklahoma has no state law that provides for extreme risk protection orders. Its Anti-Red Flag Act bars cities and counties from adopting such orders. It also bars state and local agencies from accepting grants or funding to carry out any law or order that would force an extreme risk protection order on an Oklahoma citizen. Anti-Red Flag Act added by Laws 2020, c. 63, emerg. eff. May 19, 2020. Reviewed 21 O.S. ch. 53 (Manufacture, Sale and Transport of Weapons, §§ 1271.1-1290.27, incl. Oklahoma Firearms Act and Self-Defense Act) and 22 O.S. §§ 60-60.31 on 2026-10-27; no extreme risk order procedure found. |
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| Assault weapons and magazine limits | Oklahoma has no state law that bans assault weapons or limits magazine capacity. Cities and counties may not regulate firearms, components or ammunition. Reviewed 21 O.S. ch. 53 (Manufacture, Sale and Transport of Weapons, §§ 1271.1-1290.27, incl. Oklahoma Firearms Act and Self-Defense Act) on 2026-10-27; no provision found. |
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FAQ
Does Oklahoma have a red flag law?
Oklahoma has no state law that provides for extreme risk protection orders. Its Anti-Red Flag Act bars cities and counties from adopting such orders. It also bars state and local agencies from accepting grants or funding to carry out any law or order that would force an extreme risk protection order on an Oklahoma citizen.
Does Oklahoma ban assault weapons or high-capacity magazines?
Oklahoma has no state law that bans assault weapons or limits magazine capacity. Cities and counties may not regulate firearms, components or ammunition.
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