Firearms; creating the Voluntary Firearm Restriction Act; authorizing individuals to voluntarily place themselves on a firearm restriction list; codification; effective date.

HB 1404 creates Oklahoma's "Voluntary Firearm Restriction Act," allowing individuals to voluntarily restrict their own firearm access. It establishes two options: a 180-day temporary restriction (with 30-day early removal) or an indefinite restriction (with 90-day removal eligibility). Individuals must submit verified forms through law enforcement or health care providers, triggering automatic National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) updates. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation manages the lists, and individuals with active handgun permits face license suspension until removal from the list.