Firearms; expanding the scope of certain preemption provision; prohibiting certain policies and resolutions. Effective date.

SB 2088 expands Oklahoma's state preemption law to cover firearm and ammunition components, preventing cities, counties, and other local governments from enacting regulations on these items. It prohibits local policies or resolutions that conflict with state firearm laws, such as restrictions on sales, possession, or transportation. The bill also establishes a legal process allowing individuals to sue local entities for violating preemption rights, with courts able to award court costs and attorney fees if the lawsuit succeeds. This applies to all local governments in Oklahoma and takes effect November 1, 2026. The law does not affect limited local ordinances on firearm discharge, traffic citations for improper transport, or air-powered weapon use.