OK SB1124

Prohibits Oklahoma state agencies, political subdivisions, and their employees from enforcing any federal firearm, firearm accessory, or ammunition laws, orders, or regulations enacted after November 1, 2016

Bars use of state assets or funds to aid federal agencies or contractors in enforcing or investigating federal firearm regulations enacted after the act's effective date

First violation by a state or local government employee results in civil penalty up to $3,000; second or subsequent violations constitute a misdemeanor

Political subdivisions that adopt policies violating the act lose eligibility for state grant funds for the fiscal year following a final judicial determination of intentional violation

Cites the anti-commandeering doctrine from Printz v. United States and federalism principles as constitutional basis for refusing state cooperation with federal firearm enforcement