The bill amends Section 1277 of Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which pertains to unlawful carry of firearms in certain places. It modifies the scope of lawful carry by updating statutory language and references, and it specifies that it is unlawful for any person, including those with a valid handgun license, to carry firearms into various locations such as government buildings, courthouses, schools, and certain public venues. Notably, the bill changes the term "minimum-security" to "minimum security" in the context of events secured with specific provisions, which include a security fence, controlled access points, and metal detectors.

Additionally, the bill outlines lawful carry provisions, allowing firearms in designated areas such as parking lots and certain public properties, provided they are stored properly when unattended. It also permits private schools to adopt policies allowing firearms on their property, and it allows school boards to designate personnel to carry firearms under specific conditions. The bill further clarifies that certain individuals, including peace officers and elected officials, are exempt from the restrictions. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.