As Oklahomaâs legislative session continues, three pro-gun bills have recently received committee action. On March 1, the Senate Public Safety Committee passed Senate Bill 856 and Senate Bill 858. SB 856, the âFraudulent Firearms Prevention Act,â would make any person who knowingly provides false information to a licensed firearm retailer or private seller, or solicits, encourages or entices a licensed retailer or private seller to transfer a firearm or ammunition in violation of Oklahoma or federal laws, guilty of a felony. SB 858 would prohibit medical practitioners and physicians from asking patients information about their private firearm ownership and storage method, prohibit doctors from denying health care to those who refuse to disclose such information, and prohibit the compiling and maintaining of records on guns.

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