Under Oklahoma law, transporting a firearm "open and unloaded" means:

The provision regarding transporting a firearm "open and unloaded" under Oklahoma law requires that the firearm be visible to others in the vehicle. This means that the firearm should not be concealed or hidden, but instead should be in a location where it can be seen by anyone observing the vehicle, such as on the seat or in a way that allows others to recognize that it is present.

This regulation is designed to establish clear parameters for firearm transportation, distinguishing between open-carry and concealed situations. By requiring visibility, the law aims to promote safety and awareness in public spaces, ensuring that individuals in other vehicles or on foot can see that a firearm is being transported.

The other options suggest methods of concealment or restrictions that do not align with the definition of "open and unloaded." Sealing the firearm in an opaque container or securing it in the glove compartment would both contradict the requirement for it to be openly displayed. The option stating that transporting a firearm is prohibited is also incorrect, as the law allows for such transport as long as the conditions regarding visibility and unloaded status are met.