Oklahoma Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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Oklahoma Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Oklahoma firearm bill of sale is used to convey the legal sale of a firearm from one individual to another. It serves as proof that ownership has changed hands, providing a description of the gun, the parties involved, and the price paid. Oklahoma law doesn’t require sellers to be licensed to sell firearms, nor do they require the completion of a bill of sale.

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An Oklahoma firearm bill of sale is used to convey the legal sale of a firearm from one individual to another. It serves as proof that ownership has changed hands, providing a description of the gun, the parties involved, and the price paid. Oklahoma law doesn’t require sellers to be licensed to sell firearms, nor do they require the completion of a bill of sale.

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Oklahoma Gun Laws

  • Background check required? – No
  • Permit required to purchase? – No
  • Permit required to concealed carry? – No[1]
  • Firearm Laws – Title 1, Chapter 53
  • Concealed Carry Laws – § 21-1277

Oklahoma Concealed Carry

In Oklahoma, it’s legal for a person to carry a concealed firearm in public without a license as long as the individual is at least 21 years old and has not been convicted of a felony.

Gun owners can apply for a handgun permit with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI), which gives them the ability to concealed carry in states that honor the permit.

The following steps must be completed to obtain an Oklahoma handgun permit[2]:

  1. Complete firearms safety and training class.
  2. Complete the Application for Self-Defense Act License or use the online application system.
  3. Obtain two passport-sized photos.
  4. Bring the application form (or summary sheet if the application was completed online) and photos to the sheriff’s office.
  5. Pay the required application fees.

Sources

  1. § 21-1277(B)
  2. OSBI – Initial Applicants