Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1289.24a

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Lawsuits against gun manufacturers

Official statutory text

1. The State Legislature declares that the lawful design,

marketing, manufacturing, or sale of firearms or ammunition to the

public is not unreasonably dangerous activity and does not

constitute a nuisance.

2. The authority to bring suit and right to recover against any

firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association, or dealer by

or on behalf of any governmental unit created by or pursuant to an

act of the Legislature or the Constitution, or any department,

agency, or authority thereof, for damages, abatement, or injunctive

relief resulting from or relating to the lawful design,

manufacturing, marketing, or sale of firearms or ammunition to the

public shall be reserved exclusively to the state. This paragraph

shall not prohibit a political subdivision or local government

authority from bringing an action against a firearms or ammunition

manufacturer or dealer for breach of contract or warranty as to

firearms or ammunition purchased by the political subdivision or

local government authority. This bill shall not be construed to

prohibit an individual from bringing a cause of action based upon an

existing recognized theory of law.

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