This bill amends various sections of the Oklahoma firearms laws, specifically addressing the unlawful pointing of firearms and the associated penalties. Key changes include the deletion of mandatory minimum sentencing options and the revocation requirement for handgun licenses upon conviction. The bill clarifies that pointing a firearm is unlawful except in cases of self-defense or defense of private property, and it expands the circumstances under which individuals may use physical or deadly force. Additionally, it introduces provisions for the defensive display of firearms, allowing individuals to display a firearm as a means of protection without being deemed guilty of a criminal act.

The bill also redefines certain terms and expands the scope of lawful actions regarding firearms, including the use of defensive force in various settings such as homes, businesses, and places of worship. It emphasizes that individuals acting in self-defense or in defense of property are not subject to criminal prosecution or civil action for their actions. The legislation aims to enhance the rights of citizens regarding self-defense while ensuring that unlawful use of firearms remains punishable under the law. An emergency clause is included, allowing the act to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.